House For Sale £280,000
Guide Price £280,000 - £290,000
Royston and Lund are pleased to bring to the market this historic cottage in the village of Overseal. The original building dates back to the 16th century and is still full of period character and charm throughout. The property has been extensively developed over recent years by the current owner, however many of its original features are still intact, such as a 16th century inglenook fireplace and original beams in the hallway. Situated for convenient access to the A42, Ashby, Birmingham, Leicester and Nottingham.
Entering into the hallway that benefits from a cloaks cupboard and d/s WC, there is access into the lounge that benefits from a log burner and has stairs to the first floor. There is also to a cellar from the entrance hall. The kitchen diner is accessed from the lounge and benefits from an inglenook fireplace, stone flooring and a fitted kitchen area with belfast sink.
To the first floor there are two double bedrooms, one single bedroom and a three piece bathroom consisting of a free-standing bath with shower overhead, WC and stone wash basin. The main bedroom benefits from built in wardrobes and an en-suite shower room consisting of a shower, Wc and wash basin.
Toward the rear of the property there is a generous south facing L-shaped garden with a patio area, lawn and brick outhouse.
Royston and Lund are pleased to bring to the market this historic cottage in the village of Overseal. The original building dates back to the 16th century and is still full of period character and charm throughout. The property has been extensively developed over recent years by the current owner, however many of its original features are still intact, such as a 16th century inglenook fireplace and original beams in the hallway. Situated for convenient access to the A42, Ashby, Birmingham, Leicester and Nottingham.
Entering into the hallway that benefits from a cloaks cupboard and d/s WC, there is access into the lounge that benefits from a log burner and has stairs to the first floor. There is also to a cellar from the entrance hall. The kitchen diner is accessed from the lounge and benefits from an inglenook fireplace, stone flooring and a fitted kitchen area with belfast sink.
To the first floor there are two double bedrooms, one single bedroom and a three piece bathroom consisting of a free-standing bath with shower overhead, WC and stone wash basin. The main bedroom benefits from built in wardrobes and an en-suite shower room consisting of a shower, Wc and wash basin.
Toward the rear of the property there is a generous south facing L-shaped garden with a patio area, lawn and brick outhouse.
