Pyegreave Farm is an historic Grade II listed property dating back to around 1490, and is the oldest known farm in this part of Cheshire.

Tucked away on the slopes of Tegg’s Nose Country Park on the edge of the Peak District, it’s only minutes away from the sought after villages of Langley and Sutton, and from Macclesfield where you’ll find all the amenities of a thriving market town. Just a few miles away from the childhood home of famous wildlife artist Charles Tunnicliffe, the farm was the subject of one of his early Cheshire watercolours.

There are three cottges available to rent in the stone buildings grouped around the old farmyard (no longer used as such), part of this charming little community of six houses. The original farmhouse is still the home of the owners. They've been tending the surrounding land for over 20 years, raising pedigree Cheviot sheep and prize-winning Aberdeen Angus cattle under the “Tegsnose” brand, supplying meat to Waitrose and other quality outlets. 

The cottages

The three two bedroom character cottages have been lovingly converted to preserve many of the original features such as the rambling oak beams and pitched ceilings, while adding modern kitchens, bathrooms and heating. There is also a small single room unit available that can be let as part of one of the cottages, or used as occasional guest accommodation by residents – useful when you have friends and family to stay.

Flexible rental terms

The cottages are available on flexible short, medium and long term rentals, perfect for those house-hunting or between homes, on temporary contracts or relocating to the area. They can be let furnished or unfurnished, and can be fully serviced if required.

Get in touch

If you are looking for somewhere a little different to live, in a tranquil setting surrounded by nothing but lush fields and woodland, or for high quality accommodation for yourself or your staff, then do please get in touch with the letting agent and they’ll be very happy to arrange a viewing.