House For Sale £1,500,000
***A hidden gem***
noir by David Cliff - we are proud to present this four bedroom period cottage which sits within close proximity of Sandhurst village and its array of amenities. Your own piece of history, built in 1792 and originally belonging to the local farm manager, this property has been extended and developed over the years and comes to the market presented beautifully. The current owners purchased it back in 2013 and have updated it to a very high standard and what`s lovely here is that a lot of the original features have been kept and the soul of the property has not been lost in the renovations. If you are looking for a character property that offers contemporary living then this could a great option for you.
There is a homely feel to the cottage as soon as you walk in through the front door. The bespoke kitchen, which is located to the left of the entrance hall, is light, airy and extremely well-designed. To the right of the hallway through an oak beamed archway there is a cosy snug with an original fireplace which still has a side-nook that would have been used for proving dough back in the 18th century. This room would have been part of the original property when built. As you follow the hallway to the end and turn left you come to a spacious living room which has lovely wooden beams across the ceiling and a gorgeous fireplace, perfect for relaxing next to a roaring fire on winter evenings. There is a stunning garden room, complete with vaulted ceilings, which was added only a year ago. This is a great spot to spend the summer months as here you have a terrific view of the private rear garden and stream running alongside the back garden with access to the extensive patio area via oak bi-fold doors. The downstairs accommodation also boasts a generously sized dining room with underfloor heating, an office, a larder, WC and utility area.
noir by David Cliff - we are proud to present this four bedroom period cottage which sits within close proximity of Sandhurst village and its array of amenities. Your own piece of history, built in 1792 and originally belonging to the local farm manager, this property has been extended and developed over the years and comes to the market presented beautifully. The current owners purchased it back in 2013 and have updated it to a very high standard and what`s lovely here is that a lot of the original features have been kept and the soul of the property has not been lost in the renovations. If you are looking for a character property that offers contemporary living then this could a great option for you.
There is a homely feel to the cottage as soon as you walk in through the front door. The bespoke kitchen, which is located to the left of the entrance hall, is light, airy and extremely well-designed. To the right of the hallway through an oak beamed archway there is a cosy snug with an original fireplace which still has a side-nook that would have been used for proving dough back in the 18th century. This room would have been part of the original property when built. As you follow the hallway to the end and turn left you come to a spacious living room which has lovely wooden beams across the ceiling and a gorgeous fireplace, perfect for relaxing next to a roaring fire on winter evenings. There is a stunning garden room, complete with vaulted ceilings, which was added only a year ago. This is a great spot to spend the summer months as here you have a terrific view of the private rear garden and stream running alongside the back garden with access to the extensive patio area via oak bi-fold doors. The downstairs accommodation also boasts a generously sized dining room with underfloor heating, an office, a larder, WC and utility area.
