House For Sale £650,000
A fascinating grade II* listed period property set in wonderful established gardens and grounds with A total plot of around A third of an acre.
Haunt Hill House is a fascinating Grade II* listed property of both architectural and historical importance dating to the mid 17th century. The property was built by master mason Humphrey Frisby for his own occupancy and was completed in 1643. The accommodation is arranged over three floors and built of finest locally quarried ashlar stone under a Collyweston slate roof. Notable architectural features include imposing gables, ashlar gable parapets and kneelers with impressive frieze and moulded stone cornices. The stone mullion windows are also a notable feature to the property.
Inside the character and period features continue throughout to include large 17th century fireplaces with wonderful stone carvings which also extend to the doorways and staircases. An inspection is strongly advised in order to fully appreciate both the architectural significance and situation of accommodation on offer.
On the ground floor an entrance porch leads to a hall which affords access to both the sitting room and dining room. Adjacent to the dining room there is a kitchen comprising a range of fitted base and eye level units and Aga. Adjacent to the kitchen is a small lobby area with cloakroom off. On the first floor are two bedrooms with one of the bedrooms having a dressing room/nursery. On the second floor there are two further rooms providing further bedroom accommodation, one of which features an en suite shower room.
Outside
Wooden gates provide access to a driveway which provides off road parking for multiple vehicles. In addition the gardens and grounds extend to all aspects of the property and form an attractive setting to Haunt Hill House. The well kept and private gardens include stunning clipped box and yew topiary and mature trees complimented by laid to lawn garden areas. Within the grounds there is an outbuilding which currently comprises log and garden store areas together with a workshop. There is also a further stand alone garden store. In all the total plot extends to around a third of an acre and abuts grazing land to the rear.
Property information
Services: To be advised
Local Authority: North Northamptonshire Council
Tel. Outgoings: Council Tax Band “E”
£2,407.81 for the year 2022/2023
EPC Rating: Exempt
Tenure: Freehold
Viewings: Strictly by appointment with Jackson-Stops
Tel:
Haunt Hill House is a fascinating Grade II* listed property of both architectural and historical importance dating to the mid 17th century. The property was built by master mason Humphrey Frisby for his own occupancy and was completed in 1643. The accommodation is arranged over three floors and built of finest locally quarried ashlar stone under a Collyweston slate roof. Notable architectural features include imposing gables, ashlar gable parapets and kneelers with impressive frieze and moulded stone cornices. The stone mullion windows are also a notable feature to the property.
Inside the character and period features continue throughout to include large 17th century fireplaces with wonderful stone carvings which also extend to the doorways and staircases. An inspection is strongly advised in order to fully appreciate both the architectural significance and situation of accommodation on offer.
On the ground floor an entrance porch leads to a hall which affords access to both the sitting room and dining room. Adjacent to the dining room there is a kitchen comprising a range of fitted base and eye level units and Aga. Adjacent to the kitchen is a small lobby area with cloakroom off. On the first floor are two bedrooms with one of the bedrooms having a dressing room/nursery. On the second floor there are two further rooms providing further bedroom accommodation, one of which features an en suite shower room.
Outside
Wooden gates provide access to a driveway which provides off road parking for multiple vehicles. In addition the gardens and grounds extend to all aspects of the property and form an attractive setting to Haunt Hill House. The well kept and private gardens include stunning clipped box and yew topiary and mature trees complimented by laid to lawn garden areas. Within the grounds there is an outbuilding which currently comprises log and garden store areas together with a workshop. There is also a further stand alone garden store. In all the total plot extends to around a third of an acre and abuts grazing land to the rear.
Property information
Services: To be advised
Local Authority: North Northamptonshire Council
Tel. Outgoings: Council Tax Band “E”
£2,407.81 for the year 2022/2023
EPC Rating: Exempt
Tenure: Freehold
Viewings: Strictly by appointment with Jackson-Stops
Tel: