House For Sale £500,000
A beautifully presented duplex apartment, occupying a large proportion of the historic Bishops House, retaining all the grandeur of its former self. Located in the heart of the prestigious village of Great Bowden, the property offers very spacious accommodation and fabulous 'lifestyle living'.
Dating back to the early 1900's Bishops House was built by John Henry Stokes and his family and was thought to be used for entertainment during the hunting season, the grandeur of the property certainly suggests this. Expect to find mullion windows, panelled walls, a spectacular grand central staircase, oak floors, high ceilings, and Tudor style inglenook fireplace as well as other fine features. In these modern times, it is still certainly a residence to impress and entertain friends and family and enjoy a luxury lifestyle.
Ground Floor
Private access to the property is gained at the front of the house via the original main entrance, through the original and splendid oak door. It opens into an impressive hallway with panelled walls and parquet flooring. Step up to an elegant dining hall which also has panelled walls and a feature open inglenook fireplace. A grand oak central staircase certainly speaks of the opulence of the original occupants. There is also a cloakroom with a contemporary style suite and a large utility room providing ample storage and space for a washing machine and tumble dryer. It has a built in cupboard, housing the boiler and an external door opening onto the rear courtyard.
The open plan living kitchen is stunning and in contrast to the rest of the house feels quite modern, but still retains much character. The 33ft long room is a great entertainment area and enjoys dual aspect views over the front and rear of the property.
The lounge area has a feature stone fireplace and is the focal point of the room. The luxury kitchen is fitted with a comprehensive range of Shaker style wall and base units with quartz worktops, including a central island, with a sink and 'insinkerator' and breakfast bar.
Integrated appliances to include; An American style fridge freezer, wine cooler, slimline dishwasher, 'Microspeed Plus' microwave, and a free standing 'Falcon' range cooker with a five ring gas hob.
First Floor
The impressive wide landing could be utilised as office space. There are three double bedrooms, the master having a luxury en-suite shower room.
Outside
The approach to the front of the property is via electronically controlled wrought iron gates into a share courtyard garden with well manicured box hedge borders and there are two parking spaces and a central path leading to the private front door. A path extends along the side of the property leading to a beautifully maintained communal garden.
EPC band: C
leasehold - 250 years from 2007
ground rent - £328.00 per annum
service charge £1,400.33 per annum (Paid up to June 2023)
Dating back to the early 1900's Bishops House was built by John Henry Stokes and his family and was thought to be used for entertainment during the hunting season, the grandeur of the property certainly suggests this. Expect to find mullion windows, panelled walls, a spectacular grand central staircase, oak floors, high ceilings, and Tudor style inglenook fireplace as well as other fine features. In these modern times, it is still certainly a residence to impress and entertain friends and family and enjoy a luxury lifestyle.
Ground Floor
Private access to the property is gained at the front of the house via the original main entrance, through the original and splendid oak door. It opens into an impressive hallway with panelled walls and parquet flooring. Step up to an elegant dining hall which also has panelled walls and a feature open inglenook fireplace. A grand oak central staircase certainly speaks of the opulence of the original occupants. There is also a cloakroom with a contemporary style suite and a large utility room providing ample storage and space for a washing machine and tumble dryer. It has a built in cupboard, housing the boiler and an external door opening onto the rear courtyard.
The open plan living kitchen is stunning and in contrast to the rest of the house feels quite modern, but still retains much character. The 33ft long room is a great entertainment area and enjoys dual aspect views over the front and rear of the property.
The lounge area has a feature stone fireplace and is the focal point of the room. The luxury kitchen is fitted with a comprehensive range of Shaker style wall and base units with quartz worktops, including a central island, with a sink and 'insinkerator' and breakfast bar.
Integrated appliances to include; An American style fridge freezer, wine cooler, slimline dishwasher, 'Microspeed Plus' microwave, and a free standing 'Falcon' range cooker with a five ring gas hob.
First Floor
The impressive wide landing could be utilised as office space. There are three double bedrooms, the master having a luxury en-suite shower room.
Outside
The approach to the front of the property is via electronically controlled wrought iron gates into a share courtyard garden with well manicured box hedge borders and there are two parking spaces and a central path leading to the private front door. A path extends along the side of the property leading to a beautifully maintained communal garden.
EPC band: C
leasehold - 250 years from 2007
ground rent - £328.00 per annum
service charge £1,400.33 per annum (Paid up to June 2023)
