1800s Weaver's Cottage.
Less than an hour from central Manchester, this completely unique 3 storey townhouse is packed with rustic charm. Cosy, stylish and absolutely full of character, this old weaver's cottage is a notable part of Macclesfield's industrial history as a former silk producing town. Built in 1820, the house has been lovingly restored with a rich & characterful 'modern rustic' interior featuring antique props and bespoke artworks made by designer/art director/owner Millie Diamond. The property is surprisingly spacious, houses 2 log burners and a large, open living space (the old weaver's 'Garret room' on the top floor. The ground floor is open plan with a seating area (sofa, log burner), kitchen (bar style counter with stools) and utility room. The middle floor has a good size double bedroom and a big bathroom with shower and freestanding, roll top bath. The top floor has a large open living space with a sofa, smart TV, a work table (should you need it!) and a reading area. You are more than welcome to use the collection of props, too, which includes a vintage typewriter, Singer sewing machine, old books & bibles, animal skulls, an antique bird cage, reclaimed tools, Victorian/Edwardian photographs and more. There is a secure, characterful courtyard garden with a table and chairs too.
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