Full Details Dating back to circa 1820 is Hollyville, a Georgian Manor House which has been converted into 9 individually styled apartments. A simply superb development which offers an ultra high quality standard of living for its residents. As you drive up the tree-lined sweeping driveway, a sense of exclusivity and grandeur becomes apparent. Arriving to the top of the driveway you are greeted to the imposing Georgian residence which has sympathetically been converted into 9 apartments. An abundance of garden areas encompass the Georgian home which was extended in the 1970's. Apartment 4 is located overlooking the rear courtyard garden and in brief comprises lounge, hall, kitchen/breakfast room, sun room and two bedrooms (both En-Suite.) A variety of communal outside spaces are nestled away within the grounds including formal gardens, courtyard and pond. Each apartment has access to its own large storage bay, located to the basement level. The warm tones of the neutral décor are seen throughout the apartment, blended seamlessly with original features such as the Georgian style windows, high skirting boards and decorative mouldings. The finish is of the highest quality which can be appreciated upon internal inspection of this prestigious development. Of the late Georgian period, approximately 1820, this grand house was built in the Neo Greek style, typical of the period to about 1830, being an early example, with its Doric columnated porch, ashlar masonry, overhanging eaves and Palladian style triple windows. To enquire further, or to request a viewing, please call the Uppermill office. Lounge - 5.15m x 4.11m (16'11" x 13'5")A spacious lounge which features a large double glazed timber window looking out to Greenfield countryside and providing plenty of natural light. Tall ceilings with coving retain period charm, blended with a contemporary finish including oak flooring and painted in a neutral tone. A stone fireplace is positioned between sculpted alcoves.Kitchen/Breakfast Room - 4.85m x 4.55m (15'10" x 14'11")A bespoke kitchen fitted with wall and base units, complimentary Corian work surfaces and central island with breakfast bar. Appliances include Neff oven, Neff microwave/grill, Neff induction hob, Neff dishwasher, stainless steel extractor hood, washer/dryer and 1 1/2 sink with mixer tap. A cast iron stove is central to the room with stone hearth and mantle. Tiled flooring is throughout with ornate vertical radiator and storage cupboard housing the boiler.Sun Room - 3.75m x 2.75m (12'3" x 9'0")Accessed from the kitchen via double doors into the sun room. With timber double glazed windows, tiled flooring and French doors lead out to the courtyard.Dining Hallway - 4.30m x 2.15m (14'1" x 7'1")With oak flooring, storage cupboard and radiator.Bedroom - 5.25m x 4.45m (17'2" x 14'7" Min.)A great sized master suite which provides a scenic outlook towards the private grounds and further afield to Dovestones countryside, timber double glazed French doors offer direct access out to the courtyard. Oak flooring is throughout and the bedroom is fitted with wardrobes, bedside tables and drawers. Heated by two radiators and double doors lead to an En-Suite.En-Suite - 2.55m x 1.6m (8'4" x 5'2")Comprising low level wc, hand wash basin, bath with shower and screen. Fully tiled neutral walls and flooring are throughout.Bedroom - 5.15m x 2.48m (16'10" x 8'1")With fitted carpeting, fitted wardrobes, large timber double glazed window and radiator.En-Suite - 2.35m x 1.1m (7'8" x 3'7")Comprising a low level wc, hand wash basin, enclosed shower cubicle with electric shower, tiled walls and flooring, extractor fan.LocationThe picturesque location of Hollyville is on the cusp of Dovestones Reservoir, surrounded by Pennine moorland and providing hiking routes with varying degrees of difficulty. Within the village of Greenfield is a further notable walking route - climbing Aldermans hill to the Pots and Pans war memorial which proudly stands above both Greenfield and Uppermill villages. Within the village of Greenfield you will find a choice of well regarded Pubs, supermarket, St Mary's C of E & Methodist Churches, Boarhurst Band Club and Friezland Bowling Club. Frequent railway connections to nearby towns and cities are provided from the village's train station. A popular village with an array of activities throughout the year with the standout event being the Saddleworth Whit Walks.Additional InformationTENURE: Freehold - Solicitor to confirm. GROUND RENT: n/a SERVICE CHARGE: Circa £300 per month including window cleaning, gardening and grounds cost, building insurance and management company costs. COUNCIL BAND: F (£3397.89 per annum.) VIEWING ARRANGEMENTS: Strictly by appointment via Kirkham Property.