House For Sale £324,950
A delightful 2 bedroom Grade II listed Tudor Cottage, dating back to 1541. Situated in the lovely Village of Stoneleigh. A little village north of Warwick, further attributes include a 100' garden and a double garage to the rear. Located not too far from the A46, M40, giving it great access to the road and train networks.
Walk Through
A delightful Grade II listed 2 bedroom Tudor Cottage, dating back to 1541. Situated in the lovely Village of Stoneleigh. A little village north of Warwick, not too far from the A46, giving it great access to the road and train networks.
Stoneleigh doesn't have a pub, it has a Club and this is owned by the village and you can join for £12.00 per year. It's a very social village if you want it to be, it runs events like quiz nights, Halloween Parties, Christmas Parties among them, also a book club and a knit and natter etc.
This little cottage has so much character to offer, including exposed beams, gorgeous quirky shaped rooms utilising every inch. Not forgetting the Inglenook Fireplace complete with a log burner and bread ovens, a must have on those cold winter nights to cosy up too.
The cottage comprises a Lounge to the front, entered via a bespoke Stable door, a stairs to the first floor and glass panel doors open to the kitchen diner.
The kitchen diner's been added at a later date, complete with the exposed beams, a great space which allows an area for a table and chairs, allowing a lovely view up the rear terrace garden.
To the first floor, you have a master bedroom to the front, with bespoke wardrobes and the stone chimney rising. A lovely sized second bedroom facing the rear and family bathroom.
Situated on an area called The Bank', means the property is elevated from the pavement.
There are steps leading up to the front door, you are surrounded by an abundance of colourful flowers, shrubbery, and a terrace rockery.
The rear terrace garden extends to over a 100' approximately, at the rear is a timber double garage and parking, accessed via a lane to the right.
Please remember, this is a Grade II listed property, you are limited in what you can do, its worth while doing your homework first.
And remember as well, this gorgeous little cottage is a unique bit of History dating way back, offer only what dreams are made of.
Draft
Lounge (19'2'' x 16'3'' (5.84m x 4.95m))
An entry way to the lounge via beautiful solid wood stable door, Secondary glazed Bow window and Casement window to the front aspect. As soon as you enter, your eyes rest upon the exposed beams and the Inglenook fire place, complete with log burner and the bread ovens. A floor to ceiling book shelf and electric marble radiators. The staircase rises to the 1st floor complete with a built in desk. Parquet flooring, Glass panels double doors open to the:-
Kitchen Diner (17'3'' x 8'3'' (5.26m x 2.51m))
The kitchen diner is an extension to the original building, complimented with exposed beams. Secondary glazed window and double patio doors open out to the he rear terraced garden
There is a fitted kitchen with range of eye and base level units and drawers, a belfast sink with mixer taps, tile splash back, ample worktop surface.
A space for a small range, fridge or fridge freezer and plumbing for automatic washing machine, area for table and chairs, quarry tile flooring.
Landing
Doors to :-
Bedroom1 (17'6'' x 9 (5.33m x 0.23m))
Secondary glazed window to front aspect, Exposed beams, the chimney breast rises up through this room. Power points, Bespoke built in wardrobes, telephone point and a tv arial point
Bedroom 2 (8'10'' x 8' (2.69m x 2.44m))
Double Glazed window to rear side aspect, Exposed beams run off to different angle, even making a book shelf, power points.
Bathroom
Double Glazed window to rear side aspect, 3 piece suite with panelled bath with mixer taps and shower attached, pedestal wash hand basin, low level WC
Rear
The terrace rear garden rises up to a timber garage, mature and established with a paved patio out side the kitchen area, rising up to a decked area patio, then up to a gravel patio area, this rises to a lawn area. The next level is another decked area with a path leading around to the front of the Timber garage.
Front
Situated on a bank means it is elevated from the pavement. There are steps leading up to the front door, surrounded by an abundance of colourful shrubbery and a terrace rockery.
Garage
The timber garage has power and lighting with a door to the parking area and a door and window to the property.
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Walk Through
A delightful Grade II listed 2 bedroom Tudor Cottage, dating back to 1541. Situated in the lovely Village of Stoneleigh. A little village north of Warwick, not too far from the A46, giving it great access to the road and train networks.
Stoneleigh doesn't have a pub, it has a Club and this is owned by the village and you can join for £12.00 per year. It's a very social village if you want it to be, it runs events like quiz nights, Halloween Parties, Christmas Parties among them, also a book club and a knit and natter etc.
This little cottage has so much character to offer, including exposed beams, gorgeous quirky shaped rooms utilising every inch. Not forgetting the Inglenook Fireplace complete with a log burner and bread ovens, a must have on those cold winter nights to cosy up too.
The cottage comprises a Lounge to the front, entered via a bespoke Stable door, a stairs to the first floor and glass panel doors open to the kitchen diner.
The kitchen diner's been added at a later date, complete with the exposed beams, a great space which allows an area for a table and chairs, allowing a lovely view up the rear terrace garden.
To the first floor, you have a master bedroom to the front, with bespoke wardrobes and the stone chimney rising. A lovely sized second bedroom facing the rear and family bathroom.
Situated on an area called The Bank', means the property is elevated from the pavement.
There are steps leading up to the front door, you are surrounded by an abundance of colourful flowers, shrubbery, and a terrace rockery.
The rear terrace garden extends to over a 100' approximately, at the rear is a timber double garage and parking, accessed via a lane to the right.
Please remember, this is a Grade II listed property, you are limited in what you can do, its worth while doing your homework first.
And remember as well, this gorgeous little cottage is a unique bit of History dating way back, offer only what dreams are made of.
Draft
Lounge (19'2'' x 16'3'' (5.84m x 4.95m))
An entry way to the lounge via beautiful solid wood stable door, Secondary glazed Bow window and Casement window to the front aspect. As soon as you enter, your eyes rest upon the exposed beams and the Inglenook fire place, complete with log burner and the bread ovens. A floor to ceiling book shelf and electric marble radiators. The staircase rises to the 1st floor complete with a built in desk. Parquet flooring, Glass panels double doors open to the:-
Kitchen Diner (17'3'' x 8'3'' (5.26m x 2.51m))
The kitchen diner is an extension to the original building, complimented with exposed beams. Secondary glazed window and double patio doors open out to the he rear terraced garden
There is a fitted kitchen with range of eye and base level units and drawers, a belfast sink with mixer taps, tile splash back, ample worktop surface.
A space for a small range, fridge or fridge freezer and plumbing for automatic washing machine, area for table and chairs, quarry tile flooring.
Landing
Doors to :-
Bedroom1 (17'6'' x 9 (5.33m x 0.23m))
Secondary glazed window to front aspect, Exposed beams, the chimney breast rises up through this room. Power points, Bespoke built in wardrobes, telephone point and a tv arial point
Bedroom 2 (8'10'' x 8' (2.69m x 2.44m))
Double Glazed window to rear side aspect, Exposed beams run off to different angle, even making a book shelf, power points.
Bathroom
Double Glazed window to rear side aspect, 3 piece suite with panelled bath with mixer taps and shower attached, pedestal wash hand basin, low level WC
Rear
The terrace rear garden rises up to a timber garage, mature and established with a paved patio out side the kitchen area, rising up to a decked area patio, then up to a gravel patio area, this rises to a lawn area. The next level is another decked area with a path leading around to the front of the Timber garage.
Front
Situated on a bank means it is elevated from the pavement. There are steps leading up to the front door, surrounded by an abundance of colourful shrubbery and a terrace rockery.
Garage
The timber garage has power and lighting with a door to the parking area and a door and window to the property.
You may download, store and use the material for your own personal use and research. You may not republish, retransmit, redistribute or otherwise make the material available to any party or make the same available on any website, online service or bulletin board of your own or of any other party or make the same available in hard copy or in any other media without the website owner's express prior written consent. The website owner's copyright must remain on all reproductions of material taken from this website.
