House For Sale £390,000
A charming and unique stone house with south-facing garden, thought to date from the mid 1600's, in need of some updating, and set on a pretty lane on the outskirts of the town.
This attractive stone house is thought to date from the mid 1600's and is Listed Grade II. The property is built of local limestone and set beneath a Collyweston slate roof. A 19th Century addition is set to the front of the house.
The accommodation is set over two floors, with sizeable rooms offering versatility in their use.
The front door opens to a lengthy hall, with leads to the semi-subterranean cellar, at one end. This room has a barrelled ceiling and has recently been an atmospheric dining room and could make a fantastic wine cellar.
The kitchen / breakfast room is the hub of the house and offers plenty of cooking and daily dining space. This room has plenty of character with a stone floor, central spine beam and an inglenook with inset, gas-fired range cooker. A useful pantry is set to the side. The utility room is set beyond and has space for appliances. A door provides access to the garden.
The main living room is a wonderful size and has a central fireplace as a focal point. A door opens to the stairs and double doors open to the oak-framed sun room, which has a door to the garden.
There are two sets of stairs to the first floor. The semi-elliptical stairs from the kitchen, rise to a size bedroom, which has a window to the rear. A door leads to the en suite shower room / WC. A connecting door leads to the main bedroom, which has beautiful, exposed, oak joinery, as well as a large storage cupboard. A door leads through to the main landing which is also reached via stairs from the sitting room. The bathroom is off to one side and there is access to the third bedroom, which has a window to the front.
The house sits behind a small front garden. The rear garden is south-facing and has a variety of established shrubs providing areas of interest. There is a good sized patio accessible from the sun room and utility. Beyond the lawn there is a second patio that captures the evening sun. There is a useful store attached to the house. There is pedestrian and vehicle access over the neighbouring property, to the rear garden, though there is currently no opening for a car, into the garden.<br /><br />
This attractive stone house is thought to date from the mid 1600's and is Listed Grade II. The property is built of local limestone and set beneath a Collyweston slate roof. A 19th Century addition is set to the front of the house.
The accommodation is set over two floors, with sizeable rooms offering versatility in their use.
The front door opens to a lengthy hall, with leads to the semi-subterranean cellar, at one end. This room has a barrelled ceiling and has recently been an atmospheric dining room and could make a fantastic wine cellar.
The kitchen / breakfast room is the hub of the house and offers plenty of cooking and daily dining space. This room has plenty of character with a stone floor, central spine beam and an inglenook with inset, gas-fired range cooker. A useful pantry is set to the side. The utility room is set beyond and has space for appliances. A door provides access to the garden.
The main living room is a wonderful size and has a central fireplace as a focal point. A door opens to the stairs and double doors open to the oak-framed sun room, which has a door to the garden.
There are two sets of stairs to the first floor. The semi-elliptical stairs from the kitchen, rise to a size bedroom, which has a window to the rear. A door leads to the en suite shower room / WC. A connecting door leads to the main bedroom, which has beautiful, exposed, oak joinery, as well as a large storage cupboard. A door leads through to the main landing which is also reached via stairs from the sitting room. The bathroom is off to one side and there is access to the third bedroom, which has a window to the front.
The house sits behind a small front garden. The rear garden is south-facing and has a variety of established shrubs providing areas of interest. There is a good sized patio accessible from the sun room and utility. Beyond the lawn there is a second patio that captures the evening sun. There is a useful store attached to the house. There is pedestrian and vehicle access over the neighbouring property, to the rear garden, though there is currently no opening for a car, into the garden.<br /><br />
