House For Sale £750,000
Charming spacious cottage with outstanding views and in a most beautiful setting, in need of updating, but with significant potential
This elegant end of terrace period cottage is believed to date back to c.1684, and was originally built as a row of cottages, which were incorporated and significantly extended at the turn of the last century to create an 11-bedroom house; later it was split into three properties
PROPERTY DESCRIPTION
Honington Cottage is beautifully positioned to the right of Honington Lodge, with a generous overall garden plot having extensive rare and unique gravelled parking for four/five cars, and an attached garage
Through the front door you step into the generous hall with an attractive quarry tiled floor, connecting to the kitchen/breakfast room, downstairs cloakroom and reception rooms
The kitchen/breakfast room offers a good selection of wooden wall and base units, gas-fired AGA, integrated 4-ring halogen hob, plumbing for washing machine, and part tiled work surfaces, leading through to the adjoining utility room, offering an additional selection of wall and base units, space and plumbing for washing machine, Belfast sink unit and part-glazed door to driveway, providing the ideal secondary access
The impressive sitting room has a large square bay window providing panoramic views of the walled rear garden, and incorporating an attractive fireplace with wooden surround and cast-iron wood burner
Off the hall is a dining room and a separate study, with the latter offering original exposed wooden parquet flooring
On the first floor, the principal bedroom is particularly generous in size, with a bay window providing incredible views of the village street and open countryside
There are two further double bedrooms and a refurbished family bathroom with modern fitted double shower cubicle, panelled bath, low-level wc and pedestal wash-hand basin
There is a small flying freehold with the adjoining property over part of the hall
EPC Band F
OUTGOINGS
Council tax – band G
Tax payable for 2023/24 - £3,535.30
SERVICES
Mains water, electricity and drainage are connected
Oil fired central heating with LPG bottled gas to the Aga
Average broadband speeds advertised within this postcode are up to 71.7 Mbps if provider is BT
SITUATION
A tranquil and picturesque village of about 60 properties including Honington Hall a fine Caroline Manor House and All Saints Church, set in rolling countryside of south Warwickshire just north of Gloucestershire and Oxfordshire
The village is approached from the A3400 via a beautiful five arched 17th Century bridge over the River Stour
Shops for everyday needs in Shipston-on-Stour, where there is also a primary school
Larger centres of Stratford-upon-Avon and Banbury are within 12 miles
The Members’ Club, Soho Farmhouse, is about 18 miles
Regular train services to London and Oxford from Moreton-in-Marsh reaching London Paddington from 92 minutes or from Banbury reaching London Marylebone from 56 minutes
OUTSIDE
The Cottage is accessed over the village green through attractive retaining stone walling and double wrought-iron gates, which lead onto the driveway
Extensive gravelled parking for four/five cars, with access to the attached single garage, with up-and-over metal door, and light and power
The good-sized and well stocked south-facing garden is predominantly laid to lawn, with steps up to the lawned area, with surrounding stone walling, established pergola, and generous terrace, the whole enjoying a good degree of privacy
This elegant end of terrace period cottage is believed to date back to c.1684, and was originally built as a row of cottages, which were incorporated and significantly extended at the turn of the last century to create an 11-bedroom house; later it was split into three properties
PROPERTY DESCRIPTION
Honington Cottage is beautifully positioned to the right of Honington Lodge, with a generous overall garden plot having extensive rare and unique gravelled parking for four/five cars, and an attached garage
Through the front door you step into the generous hall with an attractive quarry tiled floor, connecting to the kitchen/breakfast room, downstairs cloakroom and reception rooms
The kitchen/breakfast room offers a good selection of wooden wall and base units, gas-fired AGA, integrated 4-ring halogen hob, plumbing for washing machine, and part tiled work surfaces, leading through to the adjoining utility room, offering an additional selection of wall and base units, space and plumbing for washing machine, Belfast sink unit and part-glazed door to driveway, providing the ideal secondary access
The impressive sitting room has a large square bay window providing panoramic views of the walled rear garden, and incorporating an attractive fireplace with wooden surround and cast-iron wood burner
Off the hall is a dining room and a separate study, with the latter offering original exposed wooden parquet flooring
On the first floor, the principal bedroom is particularly generous in size, with a bay window providing incredible views of the village street and open countryside
There are two further double bedrooms and a refurbished family bathroom with modern fitted double shower cubicle, panelled bath, low-level wc and pedestal wash-hand basin
There is a small flying freehold with the adjoining property over part of the hall
EPC Band F
OUTGOINGS
Council tax – band G
Tax payable for 2023/24 - £3,535.30
SERVICES
Mains water, electricity and drainage are connected
Oil fired central heating with LPG bottled gas to the Aga
Average broadband speeds advertised within this postcode are up to 71.7 Mbps if provider is BT
SITUATION
A tranquil and picturesque village of about 60 properties including Honington Hall a fine Caroline Manor House and All Saints Church, set in rolling countryside of south Warwickshire just north of Gloucestershire and Oxfordshire
The village is approached from the A3400 via a beautiful five arched 17th Century bridge over the River Stour
Shops for everyday needs in Shipston-on-Stour, where there is also a primary school
Larger centres of Stratford-upon-Avon and Banbury are within 12 miles
The Members’ Club, Soho Farmhouse, is about 18 miles
Regular train services to London and Oxford from Moreton-in-Marsh reaching London Paddington from 92 minutes or from Banbury reaching London Marylebone from 56 minutes
OUTSIDE
The Cottage is accessed over the village green through attractive retaining stone walling and double wrought-iron gates, which lead onto the driveway
Extensive gravelled parking for four/five cars, with access to the attached single garage, with up-and-over metal door, and light and power
The good-sized and well stocked south-facing garden is predominantly laid to lawn, with steps up to the lawned area, with surrounding stone walling, established pergola, and generous terrace, the whole enjoying a good degree of privacy
