The multi-award-winning Lymm Water Tower in Cheshire has been converted into a contemporary residence, according to Gascoigne Halman.
The 6,127 sq ft structure is described as a fusion of sophisticated architecture and exceptional craftsmanship.
Following its transformation, the tower has received numerous architectural accolades, including a Royal Institute of British Architects award.
The tower is designed by one of Britain’s leading architectural practices.
Its wraparound extension is said to follow the original octagonal geometry of the tower while embracing the surrounding mature trees.
Inside, the house has an open-plan living, dining, and kitchen space.
This is arranged over changing levels to create distinct areas that still maintain a sense of openness and simplicity.
The tower features six-metre-high frameless glazing and is oriented in a way that allows daylight to move through the main living spaces throughout the day.
The home comes with bespoke finishes, including seamless white resin flooring and a Poggenpohl kitchen.
There is also an award-winning lighting scheme by lighting designer Kate Wilkins.
The accommodation includes a double-height master bedroom suite with a mezzanine bathroom.
There are four additional bedrooms, two of which are en-suite, a family bathroom, a winter lounge, a home office for up to three people, a cinema room, a gym, and a sauna.
At the top of the tower, a roof garden sits 80ft above ground level.
It has an eight-person teak hot tub and 360-degree panoramic views across Cheshire, Derbyshire, Lancashire, and North Wales.
Outside, electric gates open onto a gravel driveway with parking and a double carport.
The landscaped gardens feature mature trees, lawns, and terraces that create a series of private outdoor spaces.
A breakfast terrace beside a Japanese koi pool and a rear terrace overlooking open countryside provide settings for outdoor dining and entertaining.
The home also features a unique financial benefit.
Communications infrastructure at the top of the tower provides an established income stream, as several telecommunications companies lease space within the turret.
This generates approximately £75,000 annually.
The property is sold with all furniture, artwork, fixtures, and fittings available by separate negotiation.
It will also be sold subject to and with the benefit of all wayleaves, easements, and rights of way.
For more information call 01925 984015