Stone Hall 1634
Discover a remarkable Grade II listed country property, privately set in its own grounds in the heart of the prestigious village of Alderley Edge.
Explore the houseHistoric character.
Room to live.
With a date stone marking 1634, Stone Hall has the presence of a substantial country residence. Its broad frontage and impressive reception hall evoke the tradition of local halls, while offering space for modern family life. The house sits within tree-lined gardens, moments from the cafés, shops and railway station of Alderley Edge, with easy access to Manchester (around 30 minutes) and London (around two hours by train from nearby Wilmslow).
*Floor plan figure includes the detached coach house; measurements are approximate.
Centuries in every detail.
Stone floors, oak panelling and ancient mullioned windows greet you in the entrance hall. Beyond are generous rooms for gathering, working and retreating, with a light-filled dining kitchen at the heart of the house.
Upstairs are five bedrooms and two bathrooms. A detached coach house adds a garage and an annex with living space, kitchen and bathroom facilities.
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The 1634 date stone places the house in the reign of Charles I, eight years before the outbreak of the English Civil War. Its scale and commanding reception hall recall the larger houses of the district. Across the Atlantic, English settlements in North America were still young: Jamestown was less than 30 years old, and the Massachusetts Bay Colony had been established only four years earlier.
Local records connect the Hough family with Chorley in the seventeenth century. A deed from 1685 places Henry Hough and his wife Martha at the Stone House, the property’s historic name. Later records trace the Barlow family’s long association with the property, extending into the twentieth century. On 20 January 1993, Henry Sackville Barlow and Sir John Kemp Barlow sold the property.
Historic references are drawn from the owner’s deeds and research.
Plans & energy rating.
Seclusion in the centre of the village.
Set behind a sweeping driveway, the house enjoys mature, tree-lined grounds and a rare sense of privacy. Alderley Edge’s restaurants, independent shops, schools and station are all close at hand.
The detached coach house creates flexible space for guests, work or a studio, subject to any necessary consents.
Come and experience Stone Hall.
Stone Hall, Davey Lane, Alderley Edge. For further details or to arrange a private viewing, please contact us directly.
0207 206 2675rjpmck@gmail.comPrice on application