Quote Ref: JP0881 - FOR SALE BY AUCTION - Set in a delightful semi rural location with some super views over the countryside, this particular family home we understand dates back to the 15th Century and has an abundance of charming period features, the accommodation offers a flexible and versatile layout, however is in need of a bit of updating. It also offers a range of outbuildings which are ripe for conversion subject to the usual planning consents.

The owners great great uncle was a sitting tenant at Georgesons farm which was part of the estate belonging to the Earl of Sefton. Tarbock was sold of at an auction at the 'Hare and Hounds' pub on Tarbock Road in 1926 when their great uncle purchased it and it has been in the family ever since and this is the first time it has been on the market since 1926 making this a very unique property.

This particular home retains plenty of history and was a moated site and most notably to cook food for the families that were made homeless during the Blitz in Liverpool, the outbuilding is still present to this day.

The accommodation has a number of delightful features with wood burning stoves with attractive surrounds and period doors. The current owners use the home to suit their lifestyle and needs, whilst living upstairs. The accommodation is deceptively spacious with excellent room dimensions and in brief comprises to the ground floor:- three large reception rooms with one feature a delightful inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove, kitchen, pantry with the original slap and hooks, downstairs bathroom and there is a cloakroom.

To the first floor there is a wide staircase with access to three impressive bedrooms, shower room, separate WC and storage area.

Externally it is set back from the road with a gated entrance leading to the plot. The property sits in a plot size of approximately 2.2 acres, which includes two adjoining paddocks, ideal for a number of uses. Attractive formal gardens which have an interest at every turn, the mature gardens are mainly laid to lawn, patio area and the beautiful gardens enjoy a sunny aspect. There are two summerhouses.

Within the grounds there are number of outbuildings, with one particular outbuilding which would be ripe for conversion subject to the usual planning consents but could offer another dwelling, separate annexe or even assist in a business venture. There are further outbuildings which could be altered if required.

This home is on a septic tank, oil fired central heating and mains electricity. We also understand from the owner that the property is FREEHOLD. Council Tax Band 'F'.

The property home is situated in a highly convenient and popular location in Tarbock Green which has the benefit of a semi rural location, yet offers easy access to a number of destinations. It lies to the east of Liverpool which is approximately 9 miles away (20 minute drive) which is a super City which has it's own history, an excellent array of shops, restaurants and much more. Close by to the house there is a shopping precinct which has an array of shops and local amenities. The property is 14 mins from Liverpool John Lennon Airport and offers excellent motorway facilities in the M62 and M57 which are less than 10 minutes away. Also close by it caters for families with children of all ages, having a good primary school and secondary schools.

For sale by public auction on the 23rd April 2026 to be held at Adam Partridge Auctioneers The Liverpool 18 Jordan Street, Liverpool L1 0BP at 2.30pm. The vendors have requested that completion takes place on the 29th May 2026.

We also offer remote bidding via internet, telephone or proxy meaning that you can bid from the comfort of your own home. Pre-registration is required, please call the auction team on to register to bid remotely.

Vendor solicitors - Globe Wareing Cropper Solicitors - FAO Jan Cook - 96 Hillfoot Avenue, Hunts Cross, Liverpool, L25 0PF - (t): 0151 486 8833 (e): jancook@globesolicitors.com

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COUNCIL TAX BAND 'TBC'

TENURE - We understand from the vendor that the property is FREEHOLD

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