House For Sale £650,000
This wonderful cottage is brimming with character features and is believed to date to Charles II period around the 17th Century. The cottage has been renovated to offer beautiful characterful accommodation with modern features.
Accommodation
The cottage is entered through a beautiful oak door into a reception hall. The sitting room has a woodburning stove with a large flagstone heath and this room has access to the cellar. The snug has a wonderful inglenook fireplace and French doors leading out on to the garden. A light and airy garden room with a lantern roof window and double glazed windows and doors overlooking the garden. The office is a large room and would make an ideal formal dining room with a stone fireplace and side log store.
The hub of the cottage is the large part vaulted kitchen family room which has space for a dining table and sofa. The kitchen has a two oven Aga, a range of cabinets and a Belfast sink. French doors lead out onto the garden which is ideal for alfresco dining. The kitchen leads into a utility room which comprises a single oven, hob and sink and has a stable door opening to the rear. An inner hall has a toilet and space and provision for laundry appliances.
The principal bedroom is a large room with an en suite shower room. Four further double bedrooms and a family bathroom. The first floor landing has a large walk in store cupboard with hatch access to a large attic which could be converted into accommodation subject to the usual consent.
Outside
Located close to the village church, in the established part of the village with pretty cottage gardens which are beautifully kept and well stocked with a central lawn along with flowering borders. There is a breakfast patio directly off the garden room and snug and a second terrace to the rear of the garden which is ideal for entertaining with an area for a BBQ.
There are a range of useful brick store buildings with a slate roof and comprise a woodstore, potting shed, garden tool store and bike store.
Location
Staverton is a highly regarded village with a church, village hall, public house/restaurant, golf course and country club. Daventry is close by with shopping and leisure facilities.
Schools in the area include Staverton ce Primary School, Bilton Grange Prep School in Dunchurch, Princethorpe College, Rugby High School for Girls, and the Lawrence Sheriff School, all in Rugby, and King Henry VIII School in Coventry.
- Long Buckby Railway Station 8 miles (London Euston 67 minutes/Birmingham New Street 50 minutes)
- M1 (Junction 16) 9 miles
- Rugby Railway Station 13 miles (Euston 52 minutes/Birmingham New Street 22 minutes)
All times and distances are approximately
Accommodation
The cottage is entered through a beautiful oak door into a reception hall. The sitting room has a woodburning stove with a large flagstone heath and this room has access to the cellar. The snug has a wonderful inglenook fireplace and French doors leading out on to the garden. A light and airy garden room with a lantern roof window and double glazed windows and doors overlooking the garden. The office is a large room and would make an ideal formal dining room with a stone fireplace and side log store.
The hub of the cottage is the large part vaulted kitchen family room which has space for a dining table and sofa. The kitchen has a two oven Aga, a range of cabinets and a Belfast sink. French doors lead out onto the garden which is ideal for alfresco dining. The kitchen leads into a utility room which comprises a single oven, hob and sink and has a stable door opening to the rear. An inner hall has a toilet and space and provision for laundry appliances.
The principal bedroom is a large room with an en suite shower room. Four further double bedrooms and a family bathroom. The first floor landing has a large walk in store cupboard with hatch access to a large attic which could be converted into accommodation subject to the usual consent.
Outside
Located close to the village church, in the established part of the village with pretty cottage gardens which are beautifully kept and well stocked with a central lawn along with flowering borders. There is a breakfast patio directly off the garden room and snug and a second terrace to the rear of the garden which is ideal for entertaining with an area for a BBQ.
There are a range of useful brick store buildings with a slate roof and comprise a woodstore, potting shed, garden tool store and bike store.
Location
Staverton is a highly regarded village with a church, village hall, public house/restaurant, golf course and country club. Daventry is close by with shopping and leisure facilities.
Schools in the area include Staverton ce Primary School, Bilton Grange Prep School in Dunchurch, Princethorpe College, Rugby High School for Girls, and the Lawrence Sheriff School, all in Rugby, and King Henry VIII School in Coventry.
- Long Buckby Railway Station 8 miles (London Euston 67 minutes/Birmingham New Street 50 minutes)
- M1 (Junction 16) 9 miles
- Rugby Railway Station 13 miles (Euston 52 minutes/Birmingham New Street 22 minutes)
All times and distances are approximately
