House For Sale £800,000
Poplar Farm has been in the same ownership for over thirty years and it’s offering to the market provides a rare chance for an incoming purchaser to put their mark on this Grade II Listed home which stands in grounds of approaching half an acre (sts). There is also the benefit of a range of outbuildings and a yard offering extensive parking.
The house is thought to date back in part to the 17th century and is formed around a timber frame with rendered elevations under a peg tiled roof. Modernisation is required throughout.
Inside there are many interesting and appealing features including oak panelling to the entrance hall and dining room and other oak finishes also predominate throughout, including beamed ceilings.
On the ground floor the living and dining rooms sit either side of the central hallway. To the back of the house there is a large kitchen/breakfast room with an inglenook fireplace which contains a wood burning stove. There is also a large utility room and a cloakroom.
On the first floor there are four bedrooms, a bathroom and a large walk-in store.
Heating is provided by an oil fired system to radiators.
Outside, the farmhouse is approached via a large yard area which leads to an open face barn with a pan tiled roof. There are also two enclosed adjoining barns. The barn area has much potential subject to any relevant planning and listed building consents. The grounds amount to approximately 0.46 acres (sts) and are mainly laid to lawn with fields beyond and there is a very mature range of shrubs and trees. To the side of the house there is a patio area, which could ideally suit a cottage garden and there is also a well. The frontage is also well screened by a mature range of shrubs.
Roxton is a popular village location and is located just a moments’ drive from the A1 and therefore offers excellent access to major road links.
For the commuter rail services are available from Sandy, St Neots and Bedford. The village itself benefits from a Primary school, garden centre, a Post Office and is approximately two miles from the village of Great Barford which offers further facilities and amenities including schooling.
The house is thought to date back in part to the 17th century and is formed around a timber frame with rendered elevations under a peg tiled roof. Modernisation is required throughout.
Inside there are many interesting and appealing features including oak panelling to the entrance hall and dining room and other oak finishes also predominate throughout, including beamed ceilings.
On the ground floor the living and dining rooms sit either side of the central hallway. To the back of the house there is a large kitchen/breakfast room with an inglenook fireplace which contains a wood burning stove. There is also a large utility room and a cloakroom.
On the first floor there are four bedrooms, a bathroom and a large walk-in store.
Heating is provided by an oil fired system to radiators.
Outside, the farmhouse is approached via a large yard area which leads to an open face barn with a pan tiled roof. There are also two enclosed adjoining barns. The barn area has much potential subject to any relevant planning and listed building consents. The grounds amount to approximately 0.46 acres (sts) and are mainly laid to lawn with fields beyond and there is a very mature range of shrubs and trees. To the side of the house there is a patio area, which could ideally suit a cottage garden and there is also a well. The frontage is also well screened by a mature range of shrubs.
Roxton is a popular village location and is located just a moments’ drive from the A1 and therefore offers excellent access to major road links.
For the commuter rail services are available from Sandy, St Neots and Bedford. The village itself benefits from a Primary school, garden centre, a Post Office and is approximately two miles from the village of Great Barford which offers further facilities and amenities including schooling.
