A public speaker who went on the Channel 4 show Secret Millionaire has put her luxury yoga retreat on the market for £2million.
Dr Dawn Gibbins-Cox MBE is selling her stunning five-bedroom detached farmhouse which boasts 14 acres of land, several outbuildings and a labyrinth in Congleton Edge, Cheshire.
She went undercover in one of the most deprived areas of south west England on Secret Millionaire and claimed she returned home a ‘changed woman’.
Heather Bank Farm, also known locally as Blissland, was established in 2011 and promises the new owners breathtaking unspoiled views across the Cheshire plain.
The yoga retreat in Congleton Edge, Cheshire, (pictured) boasts 14 acres of land and has now gone on the market for £2million
The family residence boasts a large wrap around orangery, kitchen breakfast room, three reception rooms, a utility room and cloakroom
The outbuildings and pods are used for many events including life transformation classes, coaching workshops and weekend retreat
The yoga retreat (pictured) is owned by Dr Dawn Gibbins-Cox MBE who went undercover on the Channel 4 show the Secret Millionaire
The property features a large and detailed fireplace and offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside in Cheshire
Dr Dawn Gibbins-Cox MBE (pictured) went undercover in one of the most deprived areas of south west England on Secret Millionaire and claimed she returned home a ‘changed woman’
Currently thriving as a sacred centre for inner peace, the family residence boasts a large wrap around orangery, kitchen breakfast room, three reception rooms, a utility room and cloakroom.
The property has four double bedrooms, two of which have en-suite bathrooms, and a family bathroom.
In addition there is a large outbuilding/studio, three purpose-built timber cladded pods – one designed specifically for meditation – and rotunda which makes an ideal office space.
And the spacious property spills out onto 14 acres with an orchard, large pond, mature gardens, several fenced paddocks, six stables and a labyrinth for meditative walking and questioning.
Heather Bank Farm, also known locally as Blissland which was established in 2011, is up for sale and promises the new owners breathtaking unspoiled views across the Cheshire plain
There is a kitchen breakfast room inside the yoga retreat (pictured) which also has four double bedrooms, two of which have en-suite bathrooms
The unique property comes with purpose-built timber cladded pods – one which was designed specifically for meditation
The property has five bedrooms (pictured) and has several outbuildings – and even a labyrinth in Congleton Edge, Cheshire
The outbuildings and pods are used for many events including life transformation classes, coaching workshops and weekend retreats.
In 2013 it was discovered that the farm is on the same ley line as Stonehenge which is believed to give the land spiritual significance and place of power.
But those looking to pursue less zen-like pursuits can easily alter the property for personal or business ventures.
Equestrian pursuits or nature-enhancing retreat centre possibilities abound in this quirky, characterful property.
A Fine & Country Knutsford spokesman said: ‘Here at Fine and Country Knutsford we are delighted to be marketing Heatherbank Farm or as its better known to locals, ‘Blissland’.
‘The property is a rare find with many unique and fascinating features from its labyrinth for meditative walking to breathtaking views of the Cheshire plain.’