Firefighters investigating a large fire at a 19th century mansion in Tilstone have confirmed the cause of the fire.
Shortly before 8.30pm on Sunday 12 January firefighters were called to reports of a fire at Tilstone House on Nantwich Road, near Tarporley.
Firefighters from across Cheshire spent several days tackling the fire and an investigation has now confirmed that the most probable cause was an electrical fault.
The fire caused extensive damage to the building, although firefighters were able to recover a large amount of furniture from the building.
Firefighters finally left the scene on Thursday 16 January and the building was handed over to the owner.
Blues Match Preview: Hyde United v Chester FC
Cheshire Constabulary to deploy Live Facial Recognition technology in Chester city centre
Cheshire Young Carers Awarded New Contract to Support Young Carers Across Cheshire West and Chester
Parking charges to come into effect at Wepre Park
Chester foodie favourites unite to raise vital funds for Children Today
Man charged following assault in Chester
Family travel boost as children ride buses for free across Cheshire West and Chester
Countess of Chester Hospital research bus to spotlight critical illness study for premature babies
Man found guilty of sexual assault in Malpas
YOUNG ACTORS GET READY TO ROCK AS QUEEN MUSICAL TAKES TO CHESTER STAGE
New Procedure Bay at Countess of Chester Hospital helping patients get treated faster
University archaeologists make exciting and unexpected discovery at Chester Castle
Blues Match Report: Warrington Town 0 - 2 Chester FC
Man jailed for six years for abusing a woman
Work to shape Blacon’ s £20 million Pride in Place regeneration programme is now formally underway
Proud dad of a newly-wed couple has raised more than £5,000 for Clatterbridge Cancer Charity