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Luxury £1.75m home could be built inside Wirral ancient monument
The building had been on Historic Englandâs At Risk register
10:20, 3 MAY 2021
Updated
Restoration work is ongoing at Storeton Hall (Image: Mark Waugh)
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A Wirral building which dates back to the fourteenth century is being rebuilt using many of the same techniques as the original craftsmen.
P J Livesey Group STORETON HALL, in the Wirral, stone mason Tony working on the old barn. A Wirral building which dates back to the fourteenth century is being rebuilt using many of the same techniques as the original craftsmen. Storeton Hall, in the village of Storeton, near Higher Bebington in Wirral, is listed as a scheduled ancient monument, but it had been on Historic England’s At Risk register. Now, however, it is being restored as part of a wider development. There is planning permission for it to be converted into two properties, but at this stage there is the potential for one buyer to work with the developer, PJ Livesey, and for the site to remain as one property at a value of around £1.75m.
P J Livesey Group STORETON HALL, in the Wirral, stone mason Tony working on the old barn. A Wirral building which dates back to the fourteenth century is being rebuilt using many of the same techniques as the original craftsmen. Storeton Hall, in the village of Storeton, near Higher Bebington, is listed as a scheduled ancient monument, but it had been on Historic England’s At Risk register. Now, however, it is being restored as part of a wider development. There is planning permission for it to be converted into two properties, but at this stage there is the potential for one buyer to work with the developer, PJ Livesey, and for the site to remain as one property at a value of around £1.75m.
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