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A historic farmhouse believed to date back to the 13th century has gone on the market in Bidston Village with a price tag of over one million.
The Grade II-listed seven-bedroom property on Church Farm is set within two acres of land featuring barns and stables, as documented by the Liverpool Echo.
The medieval farmhouse appeared on the BBC show The House Detectives in 1997. Owners Jane and Roger O'Brien were documented refurbishing the then-derelict building.
Bidston Village has ancient roots, appearing in the Domesday Book of 1086. The property has retained its heritage with original period features while also having modern ones.
The Zoopla listing of the house states: "Retaining an abundance of original features throughout, the property effortlessly combines period charm with practical family living."
Beyond the main house, the property includes a range of barns, stables and farm buildings, which could be used for equestrian purposes, business ventures, lifestyle farming or future development, subject to planning permission.
The listing describes Church Farm as a “truly unique opportunity”, highlighting its historic significance, scale and potential in one of Wirral’s most sought-after village locations.
