A stunning home which has its very own private waterfall has been put on the market - but it will set you back more than £1 million.
The three-bedroom manor house in Alton, Staffordshire is a charming Grade II listed building built in the 18th century.
It features charming stone and a stunning view, with three bathrooms, three sitting rooms and half an acre of land.
Given the name Crumpwood Cottage, the beautiful home has been put up for sale and given a g uide price of £1 million to £1.25 million.
Located within the Staffordshire Moorelands, in part of an area known as Little Switzerland for its picturesque views, the home offers stunning views across both the River Churnet and the tumbling waters of Crumpwood Weir.
The surrounding woodland and pastures offer a luscious green space, as well as a perfect spot for fishing enthusiasts.
The home itself offers a smart reception room, modern kitchen complete with a pantry, living room with fireplace and a cosy dining room.
As well as a bathroom on the ground floor there are two further bathrooms on the first floor, along with three great-sized bedrooms. There is also space for a home gym and a jacuzzi.
“Offering wrap-around, young, yet established gardens of just short of half an acre. An Ideal situation for entertaining and garden parties,” reads the listing.
“The location is perfect for walkers, fishing (subject to permit), cycling, and horse riding activities. Nearby, Dimmingdale Nature Park offers a cafe, further trail activities such as rock climbing, nature walks and rambling footpaths.
“It is situated in a quiet rural location overlooking a unique historic weir, yet just over a mile away from local village facilities (the Farm shop, cafe, salon, gift and clothes shop) and approximately 5 miles from the local market town of Uttoxeter.”
Writing on the brochure, the seller said: "The whole house had to be stripped right back to the stone and we also extended it slightly so it's now a much more spacious family home.
"We've created a gorgeous kitchen, added stylish bathrooms and we also had the space to create little luxuries such as a home gym and add a jacuzzi.
"It's now a home that's designed for a modern living, but one that's encased within this lovely period shell and therefore still has an amazing sense of history."
To view Crumpwood Cottage, visit www.fineandcountry.co.uk.
