House For Sale £875,000
A substantial detached Grade II Listed stone property which has undergone a large extension and renovation program over the years to provide a high quality family home. Although there is some external works to complete, Coopers House is a distinct and prominent property in this popular and sought after village which offers a wide range of amenities and easy access to major truck routes and Peterborough station with mainline rail links to London Kings Cross approximately 50 minutes. Finished to a high standard which includes underfloor heating throughout, Coopers House offers extensive accommodation over 2 floors with a principal reception hall, shower room/wet room, drawing room, sitting room, conservatory, study, dining room, side hall with laundry/utility, secondary stairs to first floor, entrance lobby/breakfast room and kitchen with built in appliances. The first floor is accessed by the principal staircase with tread lighting with the landing having a lantern window allowing for plenty of natural light, also access to a small balcony. Both the principal and the guest bedroom suites have built in wardrobes and large 5 piece ensuite bathrooms. There are a further two double bedrooms and the family bathroom. Also to the first floor is the control cupboard for the security system and alarms. Externally there are gardens and patio areas to the side & rear with a concrete pad laid for the construction of a detached double garage, for which planning consent was granted.
The Coopers House
The architect known for the "Wansford" look was Samuel Sanders Teulon (1812-1873). Originally part of The Duke of Bedford's Estate, Coopers House was built in the Tudor style for the first tenant, cooper, George Eayrs, with lavish decoration including a stone barrel with the initials ge to the front, with the Duke of Bedford's own coat-of-arms above. In addition there is a date stamp of 1850 and the Dukes initials fb are carved into the gable end. George Earys grave can be found in Wansford church yard.
Ground Floor
Reception Hall
Shower/Wet Room
Drawing Room (8.76m x 4.22m (28'8" x 13'10"))
Family Room (4.21m x 3.27m (13'9" x 10'8"))
Conservatory
Study (4.22m x 3.27m (13'10" x 10'8"))
Dining Room (8.41m x 3.66m (27'7" x 12'0"))
Laundry/Utility
Secondary Stairs
Entrance Lobby/Breakfast Room (3.29m x 2.77m (10'9" x 9'1"))
Kitchen (5.15m x 4.90m (16'10" x 16'0"))
First Floor Landing
Balcony
Principal Bedroom (5.31m x 4.23m (17'5" x 13'10"))
5 Piece Ensuite
Guest Bedroom (5.34m x 3.52m (17'6" x 11'6"))
5 Piece Ensuite
Bedroom 3 (4.24m x 3.28m (13'10" x 10'9"))
Bedroom 4 (3.98m x 3.04m (13'0" x 9'11"))
Family Bathroom
External Details
Externally there are gardens and patio areas to the side & rear with a concrete pad laid for the construction of a detached double garage, for which planning consent was granted.
Planning Permission
Planning Permission and Listed Building Consent for the construction of a double garage, creation of new vehicle access to include 2 x 2.3m high stone piers, installation of pedestrian and vehicle access gates, removal of part of stone boundary wall, new stone wall and restoration of part of existing wall, re-profiling of land on site to create parking and turning area, including installation of retaining wall, was granted by Peterborough City Council 14th March 2017 under reference: 16/02402/hhful and Listed Building consent 16/02403/lbc. An approval of details reserved by condition C2 (Materials) was granted 5th July 2017. Some of this work has started including the concrete pad for the garages. Copy of plans and permissions available from Richardson.
Viewing
Strictly By Appointment Through Richardson
Agents Notes
Council Tax band G - Peterborough City Council.
The Coopers House
The architect known for the "Wansford" look was Samuel Sanders Teulon (1812-1873). Originally part of The Duke of Bedford's Estate, Coopers House was built in the Tudor style for the first tenant, cooper, George Eayrs, with lavish decoration including a stone barrel with the initials ge to the front, with the Duke of Bedford's own coat-of-arms above. In addition there is a date stamp of 1850 and the Dukes initials fb are carved into the gable end. George Earys grave can be found in Wansford church yard.
Ground Floor
Reception Hall
Shower/Wet Room
Drawing Room (8.76m x 4.22m (28'8" x 13'10"))
Family Room (4.21m x 3.27m (13'9" x 10'8"))
Conservatory
Study (4.22m x 3.27m (13'10" x 10'8"))
Dining Room (8.41m x 3.66m (27'7" x 12'0"))
Laundry/Utility
Secondary Stairs
Entrance Lobby/Breakfast Room (3.29m x 2.77m (10'9" x 9'1"))
Kitchen (5.15m x 4.90m (16'10" x 16'0"))
First Floor Landing
Balcony
Principal Bedroom (5.31m x 4.23m (17'5" x 13'10"))
5 Piece Ensuite
Guest Bedroom (5.34m x 3.52m (17'6" x 11'6"))
5 Piece Ensuite
Bedroom 3 (4.24m x 3.28m (13'10" x 10'9"))
Bedroom 4 (3.98m x 3.04m (13'0" x 9'11"))
Family Bathroom
External Details
Externally there are gardens and patio areas to the side & rear with a concrete pad laid for the construction of a detached double garage, for which planning consent was granted.
Planning Permission
Planning Permission and Listed Building Consent for the construction of a double garage, creation of new vehicle access to include 2 x 2.3m high stone piers, installation of pedestrian and vehicle access gates, removal of part of stone boundary wall, new stone wall and restoration of part of existing wall, re-profiling of land on site to create parking and turning area, including installation of retaining wall, was granted by Peterborough City Council 14th March 2017 under reference: 16/02402/hhful and Listed Building consent 16/02403/lbc. An approval of details reserved by condition C2 (Materials) was granted 5th July 2017. Some of this work has started including the concrete pad for the garages. Copy of plans and permissions available from Richardson.
Viewing
Strictly By Appointment Through Richardson
Agents Notes
Council Tax band G - Peterborough City Council.
