House For Sale £1,350,000
Elegant grade II listed regency home with fine views set in its own delightful grounds in just over 0.8 of an acre .......
Lakeside House forms the southern section of this magnificent country house, and is a beautiful and impressive period family home of great style and character overlooking Buckland Park Lake. Lakeside House offers comfortable accommodation over two floors, plus the wonderful prospect of converting the attic into additional bedroom accommodation, subject to the usual consents required. Buckland Court according to listing buildings records, is Grade II listed and dates from 1834. There are many fine traditional features evident throughout the property including impressive high ceilings, wood strip flooring, original sliding sash windows with shutters, an open fireplace and a general sense of enduring style so typical of this much-loved period of English architecture. The gardens are a delightful feature of Lakeside House, divided into two sections, having been well-cared for over many years, predominantly laid to lawn with various plants and shrub border together with mature specimen trees. From the top section of the grounds, given the elevated position, there are wonderful views to the east towards Buckland Lakes. There is a delightful lower lawn section offering a great degree of privacy and seclusion, adjacent to this area there is a detached garage with parking. In all, the grounds extend to about 0.83 of an acre.
Lakeside House forms the southern section of this magnificent country house, and is a beautiful and impressive period family home of great style and character overlooking Buckland Park Lake. Lakeside House offers comfortable accommodation over two floors, plus the wonderful prospect of converting the attic into additional bedroom accommodation, subject to the usual consents required. Buckland Court according to listing buildings records, is Grade II listed and dates from 1834. There are many fine traditional features evident throughout the property including impressive high ceilings, wood strip flooring, original sliding sash windows with shutters, an open fireplace and a general sense of enduring style so typical of this much-loved period of English architecture. The gardens are a delightful feature of Lakeside House, divided into two sections, having been well-cared for over many years, predominantly laid to lawn with various plants and shrub border together with mature specimen trees. From the top section of the grounds, given the elevated position, there are wonderful views to the east towards Buckland Lakes. There is a delightful lower lawn section offering a great degree of privacy and seclusion, adjacent to this area there is a detached garage with parking. In all, the grounds extend to about 0.83 of an acre.
