Sandiway House, Littledales Lane, Hartford, Northwich, CW8 2YA

Sandiway House was originally constructed in 1860 and was the home of Sir John Brunner, the leading industrialist and MP. 
The premises now offer the original period mansion together with a two storey 1980’s extension. The mansion house is constructed of traditional brick under a pitched slate roof whilst the two storey extension has a reinforced concrete frame with brick elevations and extensive double glazed windows providing excellent natural light.  The reception area adjoins the two elements with the mansion house providing conference rooms, executive offices and training suite which  benefit from comfort cooling. The mansion house also has storage in a series of basement rooms reached via a spiral staircase and currently unused accommodation on the second floor.

Location

Sandiway House is situated in a semi-rural location close to the village of Hartford approximately 2 miles from Northwich town centre. Whilst enjoying a secluded and private environment, Sandiway House is within a few hundred yards of the A556 Northwich bypass which links to the M6 at junction 19 within 8 miles. Access to the M56 is also convenient being approximately 7 miles to the north via the A49 at junction 10.

Accommodation

The two storey modern accommodation is linked to the mansion house at both ground and first floor level. The offices are open plan with sub division via demountable partitioning to provide a series of private offices. The accommodation benefits from:-
• Part comfort cooled.
• Gas fired central heating.
• Suspended ceilings with recessed lighting.
• One 8 person passenger lift.
• Canteen and kitchen facilities.
• Extensive on-site car parking.
Situated close to the entrance is a former stable block and out buildings which have been converted to provide staff canteen with full kitchen facilities together will ancillary accommodation. The grounds are extensive totalling around 2 hectares and are attractively landscaped.