House For Sale £550,000
**video tour ** Situated in sought after 'Tamworth Road' a beautiful family home offering an abundance of accommodation and located in an idyllic setting surrounded by county-side.
With accommodation over two floors, both bedroom and reception space balance well for family living.
Description
Situated in sought after 'Tamworth Road' a beautiful family home offering an abundance of accommodation and located in an idyllic setting surrounded by county-side.
With accommodation over two floors, both bedroom and reception space balance well for family living.
Upon entering the home you are greeted by a hall leading you through to the dining room on the left with a feature fireplace and front aspect views this would also make a fantastic snug room. The lounge is located to the right of the hall and offers dual aspect views to the front and rear gardens with sliding doors leading you to the patio and features a fireplace with a contemporary styled inset and hearth which is home to a real flame gas fire.
The dining kitchen forms the hub and is presented with a range of high and low level cabinets and a breakfast bar for casual dining. The kitchen also features a bay window with a front aspect and space for a a dining table making it ideal for entertaining. There is a cloakroom / wc located off the kitchen and access to the conservatory which provides beautiful views of the rear garden and fields beyond.
To the first floor the accommodation comprises of four bedrooms three of which comprise of a feature fireplace and a family bathroom.
The principal bedroom suite enjoys a front facing aspect, with twin windows offering rural views. This generous bedroom has a walk in wardrobe/dressing room which is presented with a comprehensive range of hanging space and shelving. The en-suite offers generous accommodation and is presented with a bathroom suite consisting of a low flush W.C, a double ended bath, a floating wash hand basin and a walk in double shower with a fixed glass screen.
The property occupies a glorious plot approached via a gated entrance, opening to a gravelled driveway which provides off road parking for several vehicles and gives access to the tandem garage. The front garden is mainly laid to lawn with mature hedging providing privacy from the road.
To the rear of the property, is a delightful and privately enclosed landscaped garden; the garden is mostly laid to lawn with a flag stone terrace adjoins open fields resulting in the most delightful of outlooks. The garden has established flower and tree borders and private hedged boundaries.
Sellers Story
When we bought our house sixteen years ago we loved the feeling of space with open fields at the back and front in a semi rural location and the change of seasons in our garden. We enjoyed the proximity of Solihull and Coventry within easy access on country roads. We liked the size of the house, and easily maintained and well stocked garden. My employment was divided between working from home and in Scotland so I chose the room facing the fields and cows at the back as my office and made the easy ten minute commute to the airport. My husband had a commute of only twenty minutes to his work in Birmingham and we had the choice of either Hampton in Arden with free parking or Birmingham International ten minutes away to catch a train to London.
I was captivated by the variety of small lanes roundabout for my cycle circuit and the huge variety of country walks not to mention the three pubs within easy walking distance. We liked the mixture of old and modern in the house and were pleased that in 1997 when the house was modernized they kept the original fireplaces . We enjoyed the friendly and helpful neighbours and how easy it was to access reliable tradesmen. The surgery excelled for us. An easy walk through the village and prescriptions with a smile ready to hand over as soon as we went through their door. We benefited from a garage at the end of our road and for those with children an excellent primary school next door. We enjoyed an evening sitting in the porch with a beer or a glass of wine, sheltered but looking onto the garden. Great network of local footpaths to explore. A very comfortable and practical house; warm, easy to keep clean & tidy
Each room offers different emotions for us. We love the space in the kitchen, the atmosphere in the dining room, the views first thing in the morning from our bedroom window of the cows at the front and the sitting room with its view to the back fields.
Many of our memorable events have been with friends on the patio facing the back fields where in the peace and tranquillity you can watch the wide array of birds in the late afternoon. There we met our first hedgehog. There too we experienced dramatic sunsets and at one of those times my husband asked me to marry him!
We love coming home and the journey back on country roads to our house and we love the listening to the country activities of the farmers out in their fields and the aroma of the country as we close the car door.
We will miss the quick proximity to all activities, our neighbours, the surgery, the easy and peaceful living and the space our house offers for storage. We will miss the huge variety of bird life and the many goldfinches on our feeders. We will miss the monthly Fillongley news magazines coming through our door. The church and village hall puts on many activities including a current art and flower exhibition at the church and yoga/pilates in the village hall. We are leaving to move to Scotland to be closer to family members.
Location
Fillongley is a delightful village in North Warwickshire. Prior to the 16th century, there were two castles in the village, one at Castle Hills and the other at Castle Yard. Fillongley is centred on the crossroads of the B4102 Meriden Road and B4098 Tamworth Road. A mile to the west of the village is Fillongley Park and the 18th century Fillongley Hall.
The village is offers fantastic schooling with the Ofsted Outstanding Bournebrook Primary School and a number of local pubs with The Cottage Inn being walking distance from the property
Ideally located for Solihull Birmingham Nuneaton and Coventry the location is perfect for commuting and reaching local amenities.
Additional Information
Freehold property with mains gas, water, electricity, and drainage.
No chain
Council Tax Band : F
With accommodation over two floors, both bedroom and reception space balance well for family living.
Description
Situated in sought after 'Tamworth Road' a beautiful family home offering an abundance of accommodation and located in an idyllic setting surrounded by county-side.
With accommodation over two floors, both bedroom and reception space balance well for family living.
Upon entering the home you are greeted by a hall leading you through to the dining room on the left with a feature fireplace and front aspect views this would also make a fantastic snug room. The lounge is located to the right of the hall and offers dual aspect views to the front and rear gardens with sliding doors leading you to the patio and features a fireplace with a contemporary styled inset and hearth which is home to a real flame gas fire.
The dining kitchen forms the hub and is presented with a range of high and low level cabinets and a breakfast bar for casual dining. The kitchen also features a bay window with a front aspect and space for a a dining table making it ideal for entertaining. There is a cloakroom / wc located off the kitchen and access to the conservatory which provides beautiful views of the rear garden and fields beyond.
To the first floor the accommodation comprises of four bedrooms three of which comprise of a feature fireplace and a family bathroom.
The principal bedroom suite enjoys a front facing aspect, with twin windows offering rural views. This generous bedroom has a walk in wardrobe/dressing room which is presented with a comprehensive range of hanging space and shelving. The en-suite offers generous accommodation and is presented with a bathroom suite consisting of a low flush W.C, a double ended bath, a floating wash hand basin and a walk in double shower with a fixed glass screen.
The property occupies a glorious plot approached via a gated entrance, opening to a gravelled driveway which provides off road parking for several vehicles and gives access to the tandem garage. The front garden is mainly laid to lawn with mature hedging providing privacy from the road.
To the rear of the property, is a delightful and privately enclosed landscaped garden; the garden is mostly laid to lawn with a flag stone terrace adjoins open fields resulting in the most delightful of outlooks. The garden has established flower and tree borders and private hedged boundaries.
Sellers Story
When we bought our house sixteen years ago we loved the feeling of space with open fields at the back and front in a semi rural location and the change of seasons in our garden. We enjoyed the proximity of Solihull and Coventry within easy access on country roads. We liked the size of the house, and easily maintained and well stocked garden. My employment was divided between working from home and in Scotland so I chose the room facing the fields and cows at the back as my office and made the easy ten minute commute to the airport. My husband had a commute of only twenty minutes to his work in Birmingham and we had the choice of either Hampton in Arden with free parking or Birmingham International ten minutes away to catch a train to London.
I was captivated by the variety of small lanes roundabout for my cycle circuit and the huge variety of country walks not to mention the three pubs within easy walking distance. We liked the mixture of old and modern in the house and were pleased that in 1997 when the house was modernized they kept the original fireplaces . We enjoyed the friendly and helpful neighbours and how easy it was to access reliable tradesmen. The surgery excelled for us. An easy walk through the village and prescriptions with a smile ready to hand over as soon as we went through their door. We benefited from a garage at the end of our road and for those with children an excellent primary school next door. We enjoyed an evening sitting in the porch with a beer or a glass of wine, sheltered but looking onto the garden. Great network of local footpaths to explore. A very comfortable and practical house; warm, easy to keep clean & tidy
Each room offers different emotions for us. We love the space in the kitchen, the atmosphere in the dining room, the views first thing in the morning from our bedroom window of the cows at the front and the sitting room with its view to the back fields.
Many of our memorable events have been with friends on the patio facing the back fields where in the peace and tranquillity you can watch the wide array of birds in the late afternoon. There we met our first hedgehog. There too we experienced dramatic sunsets and at one of those times my husband asked me to marry him!
We love coming home and the journey back on country roads to our house and we love the listening to the country activities of the farmers out in their fields and the aroma of the country as we close the car door.
We will miss the quick proximity to all activities, our neighbours, the surgery, the easy and peaceful living and the space our house offers for storage. We will miss the huge variety of bird life and the many goldfinches on our feeders. We will miss the monthly Fillongley news magazines coming through our door. The church and village hall puts on many activities including a current art and flower exhibition at the church and yoga/pilates in the village hall. We are leaving to move to Scotland to be closer to family members.
Location
Fillongley is a delightful village in North Warwickshire. Prior to the 16th century, there were two castles in the village, one at Castle Hills and the other at Castle Yard. Fillongley is centred on the crossroads of the B4102 Meriden Road and B4098 Tamworth Road. A mile to the west of the village is Fillongley Park and the 18th century Fillongley Hall.
The village is offers fantastic schooling with the Ofsted Outstanding Bournebrook Primary School and a number of local pubs with The Cottage Inn being walking distance from the property
Ideally located for Solihull Birmingham Nuneaton and Coventry the location is perfect for commuting and reaching local amenities.
Additional Information
Freehold property with mains gas, water, electricity, and drainage.
No chain
Council Tax Band : F
