House For Sale £575,000
Jane Lees Property Presents, 'Jessamine Villa'. A Stunning Four Bedroom Victorian Home, retaining original features throughout in the sought-after rural village of Kineton. Quote Ref: JL0210
Jessamine Villa is a stunning example of a truly fine Victorian period property. The property has been restored with immaculate attention to detail, it simply takes your breath away. Revealing one surprise after another as you pass through the beautiful rooms packed with original Victorian features, including wonderful fireplaces, original stone window surrounds with original shutters and ironmongery. All around the house we see original wood, stone and slate features, all complimented by the warm Victorian colours that adorn the walls; the result is stunning.
This fabulous period home offers four bedrooms, three reception rooms, kitchen/breakfast room, a simply wonderful garden, outbuildings and a double garage.
Dating back to the 1800s the property is built in Blue Lias Stone, with an impressive double fronted facade that features a brickwork entrance porch.
The front door opens to the entrance hall, which leads to a peacefully composed sitting room, with pine floor, original shutters and fireplace, with a wood burning stove set in the gorgeous fire surround mounted on Horton stone hearth.
Adjoining the sitting room is a beautiful dining room of equal character and charm, with reproduction fireplace, original wooden floor, windows and shutters.
The inner hall has a Victorian style tiled floor, which continues into the ground floor cloakroom. Stairs lead down to the cellar and up to the first floor. The cellar, which is currently used as a study has a flagstone floor and exposed stone walls.
Before arriving in the kitchen there is a fabulous utility room, with windows overlooking the garden and home to the boiler, as well as the conventional washing machine / dryer / sink and useful cupboard space.
At the end of the hallway, we have the hand painted Harvey Jones kitchen, a combination of granite and oak worktops and oak floor.
Incorporated within the kitchen is a gorgeous breakfast area/garden area, with french doors opening to the patio and gardens.
Stairs lead from the inner hallway to the first floor, with Brintons carpet stair runner. The landings with the original floorboards lead to the stunning and generously sized family bathroom with cast iron bath, walk-in shower, Heritage bathroom suite and slate floor. There are two double bedrooms on this floor, both with original fireplaces and a lovely walk-in closet to one room. There are a further two bedrooms on the next floor, all oozing charm and beautifully decorated, together with exposed beams and character; making this a fabulous main suite. Dormer windows bring in floods of light and stripped wooden floors run across both floors.
Outside
The walled rear garden is absolutely stunning, you really must experience it to appreciate the special atmosphere created here. With brick paved patios, lawn, and a decked area, it twists and turns and offers privacy and charm. There are two outbuildings/potting sheds. The end of the garden winds around allowing access to the double garage and off-street parking. A planning application has been submitted to create a study with shower/WC in the garage roof space.
Services: Mains electricity, water, drainage, oil-fired heating.
Local Authority: Stratford-upon-Avon
Council Tax - E
Tenure - Freehold
Kineton
Kineton is a charming rural village located in the county of Warwickshire and falls within the district council of Stratford-upon-Avon.
The village sits surrounded by beautiful countryside and is on the route of some really great hikes and walks.
There is an active village community with a wide range of excellent amenities including; a supermarket, medical surgery, pharmacy, post office, florist, a fabulous artisan bakery, two popular public houses and its own primary and secondary schools, the village is also within the catchment area for the local top rated grammar schools.
This is a village where community life is thriving, notable events include -
Kineton Farmers Market which takes place four times a year
Annual re-enactment of the Battle of Edge Hill.
Kineton Music Festival, The Christmas Tree Trail which consist of 300-500 individually decorated and themed Christmas trees creating a mapped walking trail all around the village, the list goes on…
More extensive shopping and leisure facilities can be found in the nearby towns of Warwick, Leamington Spa and Stratford-upon-Avon, home of the Royal Shakespeare Company. There are golf courses at Brailes and Rye Hill, horse racing at Warwick and Stratford-upon-Avon. Whilst the local countryside offers a wealth of super walks and just two miles from Compton Verney Gallery and Park, an award-winning art gallery with world-class exhibitions, set in 120 acres of parkland, landscaped by Lancelot 'Capability' Brown.
Travel
The village is superbly located allowing easy access to Leamington-Spa, Warwick, Stratford-upon-Avon, Banbury and conveniently located for Gaydon and the major road networks linked to the M40.
Warwick - 11 miles. (Trains to London Marylebone from Warwick Parkway depart from every 30 minutes. The journey is from 1hr 12minutes on a direct train). Banbury - 11 miles. (Trains to London Marylebone from Banbury every 30 minutes. The journey is from 56 minutes on a direct train). Leamington Spa - 12 miles. Stratford-upon-Avon - 12 miles. Oxford - 36 miles. M40 (J12) - 3.5 miles. Birmingham International Airport - 27 miles. (Distances and times are approximate).
Jessamine Villa is a stunning example of a truly fine Victorian period property. The property has been restored with immaculate attention to detail, it simply takes your breath away. Revealing one surprise after another as you pass through the beautiful rooms packed with original Victorian features, including wonderful fireplaces, original stone window surrounds with original shutters and ironmongery. All around the house we see original wood, stone and slate features, all complimented by the warm Victorian colours that adorn the walls; the result is stunning.
This fabulous period home offers four bedrooms, three reception rooms, kitchen/breakfast room, a simply wonderful garden, outbuildings and a double garage.
Dating back to the 1800s the property is built in Blue Lias Stone, with an impressive double fronted facade that features a brickwork entrance porch.
The front door opens to the entrance hall, which leads to a peacefully composed sitting room, with pine floor, original shutters and fireplace, with a wood burning stove set in the gorgeous fire surround mounted on Horton stone hearth.
Adjoining the sitting room is a beautiful dining room of equal character and charm, with reproduction fireplace, original wooden floor, windows and shutters.
The inner hall has a Victorian style tiled floor, which continues into the ground floor cloakroom. Stairs lead down to the cellar and up to the first floor. The cellar, which is currently used as a study has a flagstone floor and exposed stone walls.
Before arriving in the kitchen there is a fabulous utility room, with windows overlooking the garden and home to the boiler, as well as the conventional washing machine / dryer / sink and useful cupboard space.
At the end of the hallway, we have the hand painted Harvey Jones kitchen, a combination of granite and oak worktops and oak floor.
Incorporated within the kitchen is a gorgeous breakfast area/garden area, with french doors opening to the patio and gardens.
Stairs lead from the inner hallway to the first floor, with Brintons carpet stair runner. The landings with the original floorboards lead to the stunning and generously sized family bathroom with cast iron bath, walk-in shower, Heritage bathroom suite and slate floor. There are two double bedrooms on this floor, both with original fireplaces and a lovely walk-in closet to one room. There are a further two bedrooms on the next floor, all oozing charm and beautifully decorated, together with exposed beams and character; making this a fabulous main suite. Dormer windows bring in floods of light and stripped wooden floors run across both floors.
Outside
The walled rear garden is absolutely stunning, you really must experience it to appreciate the special atmosphere created here. With brick paved patios, lawn, and a decked area, it twists and turns and offers privacy and charm. There are two outbuildings/potting sheds. The end of the garden winds around allowing access to the double garage and off-street parking. A planning application has been submitted to create a study with shower/WC in the garage roof space.
Services: Mains electricity, water, drainage, oil-fired heating.
Local Authority: Stratford-upon-Avon
Council Tax - E
Tenure - Freehold
Kineton
Kineton is a charming rural village located in the county of Warwickshire and falls within the district council of Stratford-upon-Avon.
The village sits surrounded by beautiful countryside and is on the route of some really great hikes and walks.
There is an active village community with a wide range of excellent amenities including; a supermarket, medical surgery, pharmacy, post office, florist, a fabulous artisan bakery, two popular public houses and its own primary and secondary schools, the village is also within the catchment area for the local top rated grammar schools.
This is a village where community life is thriving, notable events include -
Kineton Farmers Market which takes place four times a year
Annual re-enactment of the Battle of Edge Hill.
Kineton Music Festival, The Christmas Tree Trail which consist of 300-500 individually decorated and themed Christmas trees creating a mapped walking trail all around the village, the list goes on…
More extensive shopping and leisure facilities can be found in the nearby towns of Warwick, Leamington Spa and Stratford-upon-Avon, home of the Royal Shakespeare Company. There are golf courses at Brailes and Rye Hill, horse racing at Warwick and Stratford-upon-Avon. Whilst the local countryside offers a wealth of super walks and just two miles from Compton Verney Gallery and Park, an award-winning art gallery with world-class exhibitions, set in 120 acres of parkland, landscaped by Lancelot 'Capability' Brown.
Travel
The village is superbly located allowing easy access to Leamington-Spa, Warwick, Stratford-upon-Avon, Banbury and conveniently located for Gaydon and the major road networks linked to the M40.
Warwick - 11 miles. (Trains to London Marylebone from Warwick Parkway depart from every 30 minutes. The journey is from 1hr 12minutes on a direct train). Banbury - 11 miles. (Trains to London Marylebone from Banbury every 30 minutes. The journey is from 56 minutes on a direct train). Leamington Spa - 12 miles. Stratford-upon-Avon - 12 miles. Oxford - 36 miles. M40 (J12) - 3.5 miles. Birmingham International Airport - 27 miles. (Distances and times are approximate).
