House For Sale £625,000
Description
Stone End is a beautiful period house, grade II listed and dating back to the mid 1700’s. The external elevations are painted brick and natural stone beneath a clay tiled roof with casement windows, the stones forming the walls reputedly remants from the nearby long since demolished Bolebec Castle.
At the entrance is the old wooden door that has a stained glass panel above. The interior is full of character and features, there are latch doors, floorboards, and a large array of beamed ceilings and exposed timbers. The reception room is delightful, doubling as the sitting and dining room with a dual aspect, the staircase, and a brick fireplace housing a cast iron multi fuel stove sitting on a slate hearth. In the kitchen/breakfast room are cream coloured units and solid wood worktops, the latter incorporating a one and a half bowl sink. There is a built in halogen hob with an extractor hood above and electric oven below, and integrated is a dishwasher. Behind the kitchen is a rear hall and utility room that has a butlers sink, space for appliances, leaded light windows and a stable door to the courtyard.
There are three bedrooms spread over two floors, on the second floor is a lovely large double bedroom with windows to three sides, a part vaulted ceiling and wardrobes. The big first floor bedroom is actually being used as the lounge at present, it is of excellent dimensions and has a fireplace in the corner and 3 wardrobes. There are lovely views from the smallest bedroom and loft bedroom. The bathroom has a white suite of wc, wash basin with cupboards below and a roll top ball and claw foot bath served by a telephone style mixer tap and shower attachment.
Outside
Down the side of the house is a gravel driveway and then gates onto a paved courtyard and a;
detached annexe: A charming building, brick under a clay tiled roof with wood grain effect double glazed door and windows at the entrance. Downstairs has a balcony looking over the garden and upstairs is a double bedroom and ensuite wet room with a shower. There is a wonderful outlook from the bedroom.
The garden is in two terraces and on the upper terrace lies a circular block paved seating area, paving and faux grass with a border of flower, shrub and rose beds. Also on this level is a fenced kennel and brick outbuilding with a tiled floor, power and light.
Steps lead down to the lower tier which has a traditional lawn and flower edging. To the side is a gate out to a footpath and picturesque walks around the back of the village and the castle site and a natural spring.
The gardens are private, some would say quirky but undoubtedly extremely pretty.
Agents note: A right of way crosses through the courtyard.
Stone End is a beautiful period house, grade II listed and dating back to the mid 1700’s. The external elevations are painted brick and natural stone beneath a clay tiled roof with casement windows, the stones forming the walls reputedly remants from the nearby long since demolished Bolebec Castle.
At the entrance is the old wooden door that has a stained glass panel above. The interior is full of character and features, there are latch doors, floorboards, and a large array of beamed ceilings and exposed timbers. The reception room is delightful, doubling as the sitting and dining room with a dual aspect, the staircase, and a brick fireplace housing a cast iron multi fuel stove sitting on a slate hearth. In the kitchen/breakfast room are cream coloured units and solid wood worktops, the latter incorporating a one and a half bowl sink. There is a built in halogen hob with an extractor hood above and electric oven below, and integrated is a dishwasher. Behind the kitchen is a rear hall and utility room that has a butlers sink, space for appliances, leaded light windows and a stable door to the courtyard.
There are three bedrooms spread over two floors, on the second floor is a lovely large double bedroom with windows to three sides, a part vaulted ceiling and wardrobes. The big first floor bedroom is actually being used as the lounge at present, it is of excellent dimensions and has a fireplace in the corner and 3 wardrobes. There are lovely views from the smallest bedroom and loft bedroom. The bathroom has a white suite of wc, wash basin with cupboards below and a roll top ball and claw foot bath served by a telephone style mixer tap and shower attachment.
Outside
Down the side of the house is a gravel driveway and then gates onto a paved courtyard and a;
detached annexe: A charming building, brick under a clay tiled roof with wood grain effect double glazed door and windows at the entrance. Downstairs has a balcony looking over the garden and upstairs is a double bedroom and ensuite wet room with a shower. There is a wonderful outlook from the bedroom.
The garden is in two terraces and on the upper terrace lies a circular block paved seating area, paving and faux grass with a border of flower, shrub and rose beds. Also on this level is a fenced kennel and brick outbuilding with a tiled floor, power and light.
Steps lead down to the lower tier which has a traditional lawn and flower edging. To the side is a gate out to a footpath and picturesque walks around the back of the village and the castle site and a natural spring.
The gardens are private, some would say quirky but undoubtedly extremely pretty.
Agents note: A right of way crosses through the courtyard.
