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Floorplan
Map4 bedroom detached house
Study
Sold STC
Detached house
4 beds
2 baths
4090
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band G
Broadband: Super-fast 79Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- Four Bedrooms (one en suite) with about 0.88 acres
- Family Bathroom
- Reception Hall
- Five Reception Rooms, Sewing Room/Office
- Newly fitted Harvey & Wade Kitchen
- Wine Cellar, Workshop
- Carport with sail canopy
- Ample Parking
- Beautifully Lawned Gardens
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A handsome village house, Listed Grade II, with elegant reception rooms, enjoying a quiet setting and delightful views in this sought after village.
This particularly handsome old house is believed to have been built in the 1830s and is certainly worthy of its Grade II Listing. Beautifully preserved throughout, the house offers elegant, well-proportioned rooms arranged over three floors. On the ground floor, the receptions rooms include a dual aspect drawing room with a south-facing square bay enjoying lovely views over the gardens, a dining room with stone fireplace and a glazed door out to the south-west facing terrace, and a further dual aspect sitting room, also with a stone fireplace. There is a stylish, newly fitted Harvey & Wade kitchen featuring shaker style units, granite worktops, limestone tiled flooring, integrated appliances, and double butler sink by a window with delightful views towards the church. A sewing room/office and cloakroom complete the accommodation on this floor.
Further reception space is found on the garden floor, including a games room, study, utility room, original wine cellar, and workshop. The ceiling heights are particularly good and are not what one would expect of a lower ground floor. On the first floor, the bedrooms are all a good size, the principal bedroom being particularly attractive with a double aspect enjoying lovely views and an en suite bathroom with separate bath and shower cubicle. There is a further family bathroom with a shower over the bath.
Outside, there is excellent structure to the gardens and wonderful westerly and south-westerly views. Formal lawns stretch out to the south and to the west side there are formal terraces providing excellent sitting out areas. A flight of stone steps leads down to a further area of lawn being partly walled and has a mature magnolia. An opening leads into further lawns with a Japenese acer and an orchard area lies beyond with mature fruit trees which leads down to a kitchen garden with a greenhouse and garden store. A gated entrance leads to a gravelled path to the formal front entrance with handsome portico, topped with a stone cross and passes a pedestrian gate leading up to the church yard. A vehicular entrance leads into a hard standing area for several cars and an enclosed car port with ‘sail’ canopy.
In all about 0.880 acres (0.356 hectares)
Tax Band: G
This particularly handsome old house is believed to have been built in the 1830s and is certainly worthy of its Grade II Listing. Beautifully preserved throughout, the house offers elegant, well-proportioned rooms arranged over three floors. On the ground floor, the receptions rooms include a dual aspect drawing room with a south-facing square bay enjoying lovely views over the gardens, a dining room with stone fireplace and a glazed door out to the south-west facing terrace, and a further dual aspect sitting room, also with a stone fireplace. There is a stylish, newly fitted Harvey & Wade kitchen featuring shaker style units, granite worktops, limestone tiled flooring, integrated appliances, and double butler sink by a window with delightful views towards the church. A sewing room/office and cloakroom complete the accommodation on this floor.
Further reception space is found on the garden floor, including a games room, study, utility room, original wine cellar, and workshop. The ceiling heights are particularly good and are not what one would expect of a lower ground floor. On the first floor, the bedrooms are all a good size, the principal bedroom being particularly attractive with a double aspect enjoying lovely views and an en suite bathroom with separate bath and shower cubicle. There is a further family bathroom with a shower over the bath.
Outside, there is excellent structure to the gardens and wonderful westerly and south-westerly views. Formal lawns stretch out to the south and to the west side there are formal terraces providing excellent sitting out areas. A flight of stone steps leads down to a further area of lawn being partly walled and has a mature magnolia. An opening leads into further lawns with a Japenese acer and an orchard area lies beyond with mature fruit trees which leads down to a kitchen garden with a greenhouse and garden store. A gated entrance leads to a gravelled path to the formal front entrance with handsome portico, topped with a stone cross and passes a pedestrian gate leading up to the church yard. A vehicular entrance leads into a hard standing area for several cars and an enclosed car port with ‘sail’ canopy.
In all about 0.880 acres (0.356 hectares)
Tax Band: G
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