House For Sale £750,000
Open for viewings An attractive 4 bedroom period village house offering great potential with 2.61 acres and fabulous rural views. No chain
Description
The property, which is not listed, has been in the same family for generations, having been constructed in the 1850’s. Clifton House Farm has considerable potential to be extended and
modernised (subject to planning permission) to create a unique family home with land and far reaching unspoilt countryside views.
no chain. Video Tour.
Accommodation
The entrance hall, with parquet flooring, leads to the sitting room with a wooden floor, window shutters and fireplace with an open fire. The dining room also has a working fire, parquet flooring and storage and overlooks the front garden. The kitchen/breakfast room is to the rear of the property with a large walk-in larder opposite. There is also a spacious, useable
cellar. At the rear of the ground floor is a boot room, cloakroom and unusually large utility room. These rooms would lend themselves to being consolidated and subsequently incorporated into a larger extension of the house to provide a new kitchen/family/living area to provide direct access to the rear garden and take advantage of the fabulous rural outlook (subject
to planning permission). It is understood that a precedent exists as historic pictures show that many years ago there was an attached cottage at the side of the house, but further advice would be needed. The fascinating historic pictures of the cottage, together with suggested plans for an extension, are available upon request.
On the first floor there are four bedrooms and a family bathroom. The master bedroom is a particularly good size, with fabulous rural views.
Gardens and Grounds
The attractive mainly lawned gardens are enclosed to the front of the house by mature hedging and a path leads around to a further
side garden with aspect over the paddock and the countryside beyond.
Land and Outbuildings
The land is currently pasture/grazing land and extends to about 2.61 acres in all. The property has the benefit of a rear yard providing parking for several vehicles. There is a brick outbuilding/coach house that could be converted into a useful home office, and an adjacent store. In addition there is a timber garage and old chicken shed.
Important Notice
Completion will be after 5th April 2021
Description
The property, which is not listed, has been in the same family for generations, having been constructed in the 1850’s. Clifton House Farm has considerable potential to be extended and
modernised (subject to planning permission) to create a unique family home with land and far reaching unspoilt countryside views.
no chain. Video Tour.
Accommodation
The entrance hall, with parquet flooring, leads to the sitting room with a wooden floor, window shutters and fireplace with an open fire. The dining room also has a working fire, parquet flooring and storage and overlooks the front garden. The kitchen/breakfast room is to the rear of the property with a large walk-in larder opposite. There is also a spacious, useable
cellar. At the rear of the ground floor is a boot room, cloakroom and unusually large utility room. These rooms would lend themselves to being consolidated and subsequently incorporated into a larger extension of the house to provide a new kitchen/family/living area to provide direct access to the rear garden and take advantage of the fabulous rural outlook (subject
to planning permission). It is understood that a precedent exists as historic pictures show that many years ago there was an attached cottage at the side of the house, but further advice would be needed. The fascinating historic pictures of the cottage, together with suggested plans for an extension, are available upon request.
On the first floor there are four bedrooms and a family bathroom. The master bedroom is a particularly good size, with fabulous rural views.
Gardens and Grounds
The attractive mainly lawned gardens are enclosed to the front of the house by mature hedging and a path leads around to a further
side garden with aspect over the paddock and the countryside beyond.
Land and Outbuildings
The land is currently pasture/grazing land and extends to about 2.61 acres in all. The property has the benefit of a rear yard providing parking for several vehicles. There is a brick outbuilding/coach house that could be converted into a useful home office, and an adjacent store. In addition there is a timber garage and old chicken shed.
Important Notice
Completion will be after 5th April 2021
