House For Sale £1,200,000
Low House is an attractive Grade II Listed stone built family house, thought to have been built in the late 1660’s with later additions. Situated in the heart of this charming village, well set back from the road, the accommodation is extremely well presented offering light, well laid out rooms with period features including beams, window seats, built-in cupboards and original windows and doors.
The kitchen/breakfast room is double aspect and has been extended to incorporate a fabulous oak framed garden room with bifolding doors out to the terrace area. This space provides a sitting and eating area with a feature gas fire, ideal for entertaining.
The kitchen comprises of Fraser James wall and base units, Belfast sink, integrated dishwasher and gas fired Aga. A useful pantry and utility room lead off the kitchen. Both the dining hall and drawing room have open fireplaces, with a multi-fuel burner in the drawing room and a feature gas fire in the dining hall.
The double aspect drawing room provides a large, welcoming space for entertaining and the dining hall boasts original flagstone flooring.
A staircase rises to the first floor landing, with elm floorboards and a pretty window seat. All four double bedrooms have fitted cupboards and lead off the main corridor.
The master suite comprises a luxurious bathroom and a dressing area.
The second floor comprises two bedrooms and a bathroom and has exposed a-frame beams and fitted cupboards
The Coach House:
The part two-storey coach house, built of brick under a slate roof, has been converted by the current owners.
The ground floor comprises an entrance hall, living/dining room with double doors to outside, kitchen and utility/cloakroom. Stairs rise from the living/dining room to the first floor bedroom
with en-suite shower room.
The Coach House provides brilliant secondary accommodation and also offers the opportunity of additional income<br /><br />Priors Marston is situated in attractive South Warwickshire countryside, close to the borders of South Northamptonshire and North Oxfordshire.
Made up of many period houses, the thriving Conservation village offers a popular pub /restaurant, parish church, sports club, village hall, as well as a highly sought after primary school.
Nearby Banbury, Daventry (Waitrose) and Southam, offer a wide range of shopping, leisure and educational facilities. The larger centres of Leamington Spa, Warwick and Stratford upon-Avon offer more extensive facilities.
Easy access to the M40 at junction 11 (Banbury) and 12 (Gaydon), along with M1 at junction 16 (Nether Heyford).
Regular train service to London/Euston from Milton Keynes (35 mins approx) and to Marylebone from Banbury (50 mins approx).
Sporting activities in the area include motor racing at Silverstone, horse racing at Stratford upon-Avon, Warwick and Towcester; golf at Staverton and Hellidon Lakes Country Club (including gym, indoor pool and 10 pin bowling) and Priors Marston village tennis club.<br /><br />A gravelled drive leads to double wooden gates, behind which is a parking area in front of the Coach House and rear kitchen garden.
Adjacent to the Coach House is a paved kitchen garden area with a small vegetable garden, fruit trees and raised beds. A gateway from the kitchen garden leads into the main garden.
The main garden is to the rear of the property and comprises principally a secure lawn area with herbaceous borders and a recently added paved terrace area in front of the garden room. There is a characterful brick-built summerhouse with secondary terracing to the far end.
The kitchen/breakfast room is double aspect and has been extended to incorporate a fabulous oak framed garden room with bifolding doors out to the terrace area. This space provides a sitting and eating area with a feature gas fire, ideal for entertaining.
The kitchen comprises of Fraser James wall and base units, Belfast sink, integrated dishwasher and gas fired Aga. A useful pantry and utility room lead off the kitchen. Both the dining hall and drawing room have open fireplaces, with a multi-fuel burner in the drawing room and a feature gas fire in the dining hall.
The double aspect drawing room provides a large, welcoming space for entertaining and the dining hall boasts original flagstone flooring.
A staircase rises to the first floor landing, with elm floorboards and a pretty window seat. All four double bedrooms have fitted cupboards and lead off the main corridor.
The master suite comprises a luxurious bathroom and a dressing area.
The second floor comprises two bedrooms and a bathroom and has exposed a-frame beams and fitted cupboards
The Coach House:
The part two-storey coach house, built of brick under a slate roof, has been converted by the current owners.
The ground floor comprises an entrance hall, living/dining room with double doors to outside, kitchen and utility/cloakroom. Stairs rise from the living/dining room to the first floor bedroom
with en-suite shower room.
The Coach House provides brilliant secondary accommodation and also offers the opportunity of additional income<br /><br />Priors Marston is situated in attractive South Warwickshire countryside, close to the borders of South Northamptonshire and North Oxfordshire.
Made up of many period houses, the thriving Conservation village offers a popular pub /restaurant, parish church, sports club, village hall, as well as a highly sought after primary school.
Nearby Banbury, Daventry (Waitrose) and Southam, offer a wide range of shopping, leisure and educational facilities. The larger centres of Leamington Spa, Warwick and Stratford upon-Avon offer more extensive facilities.
Easy access to the M40 at junction 11 (Banbury) and 12 (Gaydon), along with M1 at junction 16 (Nether Heyford).
Regular train service to London/Euston from Milton Keynes (35 mins approx) and to Marylebone from Banbury (50 mins approx).
Sporting activities in the area include motor racing at Silverstone, horse racing at Stratford upon-Avon, Warwick and Towcester; golf at Staverton and Hellidon Lakes Country Club (including gym, indoor pool and 10 pin bowling) and Priors Marston village tennis club.<br /><br />A gravelled drive leads to double wooden gates, behind which is a parking area in front of the Coach House and rear kitchen garden.
Adjacent to the Coach House is a paved kitchen garden area with a small vegetable garden, fruit trees and raised beds. A gateway from the kitchen garden leads into the main garden.
The main garden is to the rear of the property and comprises principally a secure lawn area with herbaceous borders and a recently added paved terrace area in front of the garden room. There is a characterful brick-built summerhouse with secondary terracing to the far end.
