A gorgeous cottage that was once part of a historic estate in Greater Manchester is currently on the market and looking for an owner. Set in the village of Holcombe in Bury, the characterful two-bed property is part of the Grade II-listed building Hey House, which was originally built as a hunting lodge.
The unique castle-style home has recently featured in Rightmove's list of the most unusual homes and creative conversions in Britain. In recent years the cottage has been extended to add an open plan living space and kitchen, and is now on the market for £450,000.
Steeped in history, the house retains many of its period features. In the original wing of the cottage there is a sitting room with a stone fireplace and traditional arched doors. Elsewhere the
