House For Sale £985,000
Southview is a beautifully appointed home that has been sympathetically extended and remodelled over the last 30 years, originally consisting of two cottages built for tenants on the Compton Verney estate. In the late 1920s the properties were sold off and sometime after the two dwellings were made into one.
The house has been extended three times since the vendors' purchase in 1991 and all the additions were designed by a local conservation architect so that their style, proportions and materials blend seamlessly with the original structure.
Southview offers flexible living arrangements for the modern day family with the property comprising in brief: Two Entrance Halls, Downstairs W/C, Kitchen, Morning Room, Dining Room, Library, Sitting Room, Office, Garden Room, Utility, Wine Cellar, Principal Bedroom Suite, Roof Terrace, Guest Suite, Two Further Double Bedrooms, Family Bathroom, Large Single Garage, Driveway, Store, Beautiful Gardens.
Outside
With the entire property facing south the garden is a key feature. The gardens have been lovingly tended by a keen and knowledgeable plantsperson for 30 years.
The garden is laid out in four areas; the original vegetable garden is now a wildflower area, leading into a lawned area with several mature trees. The third area contains flower beds, planted to provide well-coordinated colours and patterns throughout the season and finally the terraced area behind wrought iron gates outside the garden room on the lower level.
The gardens are surrounded by a well-tended natural hedge and as result there is complete seclusion.
Situation
Lighthorne lies approximately 8 miles south of Warwick and Leamington Spa and is a small picturesque village featuring a green, the popular Antelope pub and the delightful church of St Laurence.
Set in Warwickshire countryside, as Lighthorne is, the village still benefits from being well placed for access to the Midland motorway network, notably the M40 with Junction 12 some 3 miles to the south. There are also excellent commuter rail links to London and Birmingham, which operate from Leamington Spa, Warwick and Banbury. The larger nearby village of Wellesbourne offers a useful range of day to day amenities, including a new medical centre. Kineton and Stratford-upon-Avon are also within easy reach. There are good state and independent schools in the immediate area and in Warwick, Leamington and Stratford.
Additional Information
Services: Mains Electricity, Water and Drainage are connected to the property. Oil Fired Central Heating.
Fixtures and Fittings: Only the items mentioned in these details are included in the sale of the property. Items may be available by separate negotiation.
EPC: Rating E
Council Tax: Band G
Local Authority: Stratford on Avon District Council
Viewings: By Appointment Only via Sole Selling Agents Hamptons.
The house has been extended three times since the vendors' purchase in 1991 and all the additions were designed by a local conservation architect so that their style, proportions and materials blend seamlessly with the original structure.
Southview offers flexible living arrangements for the modern day family with the property comprising in brief: Two Entrance Halls, Downstairs W/C, Kitchen, Morning Room, Dining Room, Library, Sitting Room, Office, Garden Room, Utility, Wine Cellar, Principal Bedroom Suite, Roof Terrace, Guest Suite, Two Further Double Bedrooms, Family Bathroom, Large Single Garage, Driveway, Store, Beautiful Gardens.
Outside
With the entire property facing south the garden is a key feature. The gardens have been lovingly tended by a keen and knowledgeable plantsperson for 30 years.
The garden is laid out in four areas; the original vegetable garden is now a wildflower area, leading into a lawned area with several mature trees. The third area contains flower beds, planted to provide well-coordinated colours and patterns throughout the season and finally the terraced area behind wrought iron gates outside the garden room on the lower level.
The gardens are surrounded by a well-tended natural hedge and as result there is complete seclusion.
Situation
Lighthorne lies approximately 8 miles south of Warwick and Leamington Spa and is a small picturesque village featuring a green, the popular Antelope pub and the delightful church of St Laurence.
Set in Warwickshire countryside, as Lighthorne is, the village still benefits from being well placed for access to the Midland motorway network, notably the M40 with Junction 12 some 3 miles to the south. There are also excellent commuter rail links to London and Birmingham, which operate from Leamington Spa, Warwick and Banbury. The larger nearby village of Wellesbourne offers a useful range of day to day amenities, including a new medical centre. Kineton and Stratford-upon-Avon are also within easy reach. There are good state and independent schools in the immediate area and in Warwick, Leamington and Stratford.
Additional Information
Services: Mains Electricity, Water and Drainage are connected to the property. Oil Fired Central Heating.
Fixtures and Fittings: Only the items mentioned in these details are included in the sale of the property. Items may be available by separate negotiation.
EPC: Rating E
Council Tax: Band G
Local Authority: Stratford on Avon District Council
Viewings: By Appointment Only via Sole Selling Agents Hamptons.
