House For Sale £1,500,000
Launch day 6th March
The Old Rectory is a most attractively situated country house of character, dating back from the 1620’s with later 18th Century additions and was used in the 1940s by the ladies of the land army.
Principally constructed in a Georgian style of stone under a steep pitched Collyweston slate roof, with moulded stone architraves and mullion windows. The house has been designed to take full advantage of its wonderful setting with three of the main reception rooms enjoying a southerly aspect. Accordingly, the rooms offer excellent ceiling heights and are flooded with a good deal of natural light which pours in through the most impressive windows. The house exhibits many wonderful period features typical of its age, including impressive ornate fireplaces, decorative plaster work, wood panelling and large mullion windows, most with shutters and window seats. The accommodation is on a grand scale and comprises a number of elegant rooms arranged over four floors, in total there are six reception rooms, ten bedrooms, four bathrooms and a cellar (including four rooms). There are two staircases to help circulate through the accommodation and give access to all floors with a separate door and stone steps down into the cellar rooms.
The Old Rectory is approached through a pillared and gated entrance way with a carriage driveway leading to the front of the property where you will find ample parking, however the majority of the parking can be found to the rear of the property. The beautiful grounds and gardens include a variety of useful outbuildings, mature (preserved) trees, a picturesque stream and an unused swimming pool. There is scope for buyers to update/convert the outbuildings (subject to planning) to put their own unique mark on the property.
Entrance Hall (6.55m x 3.40m (21'6 x 11'2))
Drawing Room (8.26m x 5.89m (27'1 x 19'4))
Bedroom (4.70m x 4.11m (15'5 x 13'6))
Kitchen (4.62m x 3.94m (15'2 x 12'11))
Inner Hall (1.30m x 0.86m (4'3 x 2'10))
W/C (2.18m x 1.32m (7'2 x 4'4))
Shower Room (3.18m x 1.24m (10'5 x 4'1))
Landing (5.31m narrowing to 3.38m x 5.21m narrowing to 1.60)
Bedroom Two (5.61m x 3.56m (18'5 x 11'8))
Bedroom Three (6.30m x 3.38m (20'8 x 11'1))
Bedroom Four (6.10m x 4.45m (20 x 14'7))
Sitting Room (6.86m x 4.85m (22'6 x 15'11))
Dining Room (6.38m x 5.26m (20'11 x 17'3))
Snug (4.37m x 4.17m (14'4 x 13'8))
Hallway (6.60m x 2.31m narrowing to 1.65m (21'8 x 7'7 narro)
Family Room (4.55m x 4.11m (14'11 x 13'6))
Cloakroom (1.96m x 1.65m narrowing to 1.22m (6'5 x 5'5 narrow)
Kitchen/Breakfast Room (6.02m x 4.98m (19'9 x 16'4))
Larder (2.34m x 1.73m (7'8 x 5'8))
Utility Room (5.74m x 4.62m (18'10 x 15'2))
Coal House (4.24m x 3.10m (13'11 x 10'2))
Boiler Room (4.24m x 3.23m (13'11 x 10'7))
Landing (2.67m x 1.88m (8'9 x 6'2))
Hallway (4.14m x 1.37m (13'7 x 4'6))
Laundry Room (3.07m x 1.80m (10'1 x 5'11))
Bathroom (3.45m x 2.51m (11'4 x 8'3))
Bedroom One (6.05m x 4.75m (19'10 x 15'7))
En-Suite (5.38m narrowing to 4.09m x 3.99m (17'8 narrowing t)
2nd Landing (7.54m x 2.34m (24'9 x 7'8))
Bedroom Five (5.11m x 4.72m narrowing to 3.89m (16'9 x 15'6 narr)
Bedroom Six (5.59m x 4.14m narrowing to 3.20m (18'4 x 13'7 narr)
Bedroom Seven (4.39m x 3.84m (14'5 x 12'7))
Bedroom Eight (3.58m narrowing to 2.49m x 3.91m (11'9 narrowing t)
Shower Room (2.49m x 1.83m narrowing to 1.17m (8'2 x 6 narrowin)
Cellar One (6.71m x 3.96m, 2.44m (22 x 13,8))
Cellar Two (6.30m x 2.13m (20'8 x 7))
Cellar Three (5.28m x 4.95m (17'4 x 16'3))
Cellar Four (4.17m x 4.14m (13'8 x 13'7))
Outhouse Section 1 (5.31m x 5.18m (17'5 x 17))
Outhouse Section 2 (5.31m x 4.88m (17'5 x 16))
Outhouse Section 3 (5.31m x 1.80m (17'5 x 5'11))
The Old Rectory is a most attractively situated country house of character, dating back from the 1620’s with later 18th Century additions and was used in the 1940s by the ladies of the land army.
Principally constructed in a Georgian style of stone under a steep pitched Collyweston slate roof, with moulded stone architraves and mullion windows. The house has been designed to take full advantage of its wonderful setting with three of the main reception rooms enjoying a southerly aspect. Accordingly, the rooms offer excellent ceiling heights and are flooded with a good deal of natural light which pours in through the most impressive windows. The house exhibits many wonderful period features typical of its age, including impressive ornate fireplaces, decorative plaster work, wood panelling and large mullion windows, most with shutters and window seats. The accommodation is on a grand scale and comprises a number of elegant rooms arranged over four floors, in total there are six reception rooms, ten bedrooms, four bathrooms and a cellar (including four rooms). There are two staircases to help circulate through the accommodation and give access to all floors with a separate door and stone steps down into the cellar rooms.
The Old Rectory is approached through a pillared and gated entrance way with a carriage driveway leading to the front of the property where you will find ample parking, however the majority of the parking can be found to the rear of the property. The beautiful grounds and gardens include a variety of useful outbuildings, mature (preserved) trees, a picturesque stream and an unused swimming pool. There is scope for buyers to update/convert the outbuildings (subject to planning) to put their own unique mark on the property.
Entrance Hall (6.55m x 3.40m (21'6 x 11'2))
Drawing Room (8.26m x 5.89m (27'1 x 19'4))
Bedroom (4.70m x 4.11m (15'5 x 13'6))
Kitchen (4.62m x 3.94m (15'2 x 12'11))
Inner Hall (1.30m x 0.86m (4'3 x 2'10))
W/C (2.18m x 1.32m (7'2 x 4'4))
Shower Room (3.18m x 1.24m (10'5 x 4'1))
Landing (5.31m narrowing to 3.38m x 5.21m narrowing to 1.60)
Bedroom Two (5.61m x 3.56m (18'5 x 11'8))
Bedroom Three (6.30m x 3.38m (20'8 x 11'1))
Bedroom Four (6.10m x 4.45m (20 x 14'7))
Sitting Room (6.86m x 4.85m (22'6 x 15'11))
Dining Room (6.38m x 5.26m (20'11 x 17'3))
Snug (4.37m x 4.17m (14'4 x 13'8))
Hallway (6.60m x 2.31m narrowing to 1.65m (21'8 x 7'7 narro)
Family Room (4.55m x 4.11m (14'11 x 13'6))
Cloakroom (1.96m x 1.65m narrowing to 1.22m (6'5 x 5'5 narrow)
Kitchen/Breakfast Room (6.02m x 4.98m (19'9 x 16'4))
Larder (2.34m x 1.73m (7'8 x 5'8))
Utility Room (5.74m x 4.62m (18'10 x 15'2))
Coal House (4.24m x 3.10m (13'11 x 10'2))
Boiler Room (4.24m x 3.23m (13'11 x 10'7))
Landing (2.67m x 1.88m (8'9 x 6'2))
Hallway (4.14m x 1.37m (13'7 x 4'6))
Laundry Room (3.07m x 1.80m (10'1 x 5'11))
Bathroom (3.45m x 2.51m (11'4 x 8'3))
Bedroom One (6.05m x 4.75m (19'10 x 15'7))
En-Suite (5.38m narrowing to 4.09m x 3.99m (17'8 narrowing t)
2nd Landing (7.54m x 2.34m (24'9 x 7'8))
Bedroom Five (5.11m x 4.72m narrowing to 3.89m (16'9 x 15'6 narr)
Bedroom Six (5.59m x 4.14m narrowing to 3.20m (18'4 x 13'7 narr)
Bedroom Seven (4.39m x 3.84m (14'5 x 12'7))
Bedroom Eight (3.58m narrowing to 2.49m x 3.91m (11'9 narrowing t)
Shower Room (2.49m x 1.83m narrowing to 1.17m (8'2 x 6 narrowin)
Cellar One (6.71m x 3.96m, 2.44m (22 x 13,8))
Cellar Two (6.30m x 2.13m (20'8 x 7))
Cellar Three (5.28m x 4.95m (17'4 x 16'3))
Cellar Four (4.17m x 4.14m (13'8 x 13'7))
Outhouse Section 1 (5.31m x 5.18m (17'5 x 17))
Outhouse Section 2 (5.31m x 4.88m (17'5 x 16))
Outhouse Section 3 (5.31m x 1.80m (17'5 x 5'11))
