House For Sale £749,000
Welcome to "The Old Forge," a captivating historic residence nestled in the heart of Thurlaston, Warwickshire. This remarkable property, steeped in heritage, boasts a rich legacy dating back to 1655, offering a rare glimpse into centuries of timeless charm and architectural significance.
This enchanting Grade II listed home stands as a testament to enduring craftsmanship, showcasing a fusion of traditional elements and modern conveniences. Its age-old brick facade exudes character, while the thatched roof evokes a sense of nostalgia, inviting you to step into a bygone era.
Upon entering, the allure of the past harmonizes seamlessly with contemporary comforts. The interior spaces are thoughtfully designed, blending original features such as exposed beams, inglenook fireplaces, and leaded windows with carefully curated updates for modern living.
The residence encompasses five] bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and 4 reception rooms, each exuding a distinct ambiance. The inviting kitchen retains its rustic allure while embracing modern appliances, offering an ideal space for culinary creativity.
Externally, "The Old Forge" is enveloped by enchanting gardens that whisper tales of history. The meticulously landscaped grounds feature mature trees, a charming courtyard, and secluded corners perfect for moments of tranquility.
Situated in the picturesque village of Thurlaston, residents are greeted by a serene countryside setting while enjoying convenient access to local amenities and transportation links.
"The Old Forge" presents an extraordinary opportunity to own a piece of Warwickshire's history-a residence that marries timeless elegance with modern comfort, inviting its next discerning owner to create new memories within its storied walls.
Entrance Hall With Dining Area - Entry via an original thatched porch with original front door leading into a spacious entrance hall which is currently used as a dining area, original tiled flooring throughout, stairs to first floor accommodation, original beams and iron crane hangers in the inglenook fireplace, window to side and doors to all ground floor accommodation.
Modern Kitchen - A solid wood shaker style kitchen with base, drawer and wall units with granite worktops over, central island with granite worktops over with integral induction hob, Neff oven and two undercounter fridges. Fitted gas fired Aga, double Belfast sink, double glazed window over looking garden, velux window, flagstone flooring, entrance through to garden room, utility room and boot room.
Garden Room - An expanse of double glazed windows throughout with two double glazed french doors either end giving access to the garden, wooden flooring with underfloor heating and wall mounted thermostat.
Boot Room - Having a range of fitted base, drawer and wall units with worktops over, integrated fridge/freezer, Belfast sink, built in storage cupboard, shoe cupboard and Velux window. Stable door leading to covered porch and onto private patio area,
Downstairs Wc - Low level wc, double glazed window to side and wooden effect flooring throughout.
Utility Room - Vanity wash hand basin, double glazed window, base, drawer and wall units with worktops over, plumbing for washing machine, space for tumble dryer and radiator. Stairs leading to bedroom three.
Snug - Two windows to front and rear aspect, window seat with views across garden, fireplace and radiator.
Lounge - Vaulted ceiling, open fireplace, stable door with blacksmith's test brandings to garden, heritage window to front and window to rear, extensive built in cupboard space either side of fireplace, original forge bellows and blacksmiths tongs displayed on wall, radiator, lock and latch door through to annexe area.
Main House -
Bedroom One - Fitted wardrobes, built in shower enclosure, original beams. lock and latch door, washing area with wash hand basin, double glazed windows to front and rear and radiator.
Bedroom Two - Double glazed windows to front and rear, radiator, original beams, lock and latch door leading through into bedroom three and lock and latch door leading through into ensuite bathroom.
Ensuite Bathroom - Low Level wc, wash hand basin, roll top bath, lock and latch door, heated towel rail, wooden flooring, extractor fan and original beams.
Bedroom Three - Lock and latch door, stairs to ground floor, original beams throughout, fitted storage cupboard with hanging and shelf space, washing area with wash hand basin, tiling to splash back areas and window to side aspect.
Annexe - To the far right end of the property there is a two storey annexe with accommodation downstairs aswell a hallway and stairs leading to top floor accommodation. Hallway also provides double glazed window and airing cupboard. Ideal for a family that needs it for elderly relatives, teenagers or to use as a holiday let.
Annexe Bedroom/ Lounge - Ground Floor Bedroom or could be used as a separate lounge, double glazed window to front, washing area with wash hand basin, lock and latch door and radiator.
Annexe Kitchen / Dining Area - Having a range of base, drawer and wall units with worktops over and undercounter lighting, space for fridge/freezer, space for undercounter fridge, wooden effect flooring, one and a half sink with drainer, fitted storage cupboard housing the central heating boiler, double glazed french doors to garden and is also used as a separate entrance for the annexe and radiator.
Main Bathroom In Annexe - Having a four piece bathroom suite, low level wc, low level wc, roll top bath, shower cubicle with mains shower unit, tiling to splash back areas and double glazed window.
Annexe Office Space (Upstairs) - Office space upstairs which has fitted storage cupboard, doors to upstairs annexe bedroom two and annexe shower room. Loft Hatches and original beams.
Annexe Bedroom Two - Double glazed window to side aspect, lock and latch door, radiator and fitted wardrobes with hanging space, shelving and under eaves storage to the rear.
Annexe Upstairs Shower Room - Low level wc, shower cubicle, wash hand basin, lock and latch door, wooden effect flooring, shower cubicle with mains shower, tiling to splash back areas, double glazed window and radiator.
Rear Garden - The rear garden is a beautifully mature and well established garden with fencing/hedging to all sides, laid mainly to lawn with shrubs, borders and mature trees, fruit trees, patio area which is laid to reclaimed York stone and cobblestone, large 'Elite' greenhouse, small built in patio storage area which was the old coal shed, gated access to the driveway at the side and access to the garage and outbuildings.
Detached Brick Built Garage - The garage is split level and has lighting and power supply to it, the garage could be used as a home office or gym. Exterior power socket fitted to the front.
Outbuildings - There is a brick built outbuilding which was originally the piggery and is currently used as a storage area for BBQ and garden tools etc.
Driveway - Driveway is accessed via the side of the property and has a white post at the entrance of the driveway. There is parking for multiple cars.
About Rugby - Rugby is a market town in Warwickshire, England, on the River Avon. The town has a population of 70,628 (2011 census[1]) making it the second largest town in the county. The enclosing Borough of Rugby has a population of 100,500 (2011 census). Rugby is 13 miles (21 km) east of Coventry, on the eastern edge of Warwickshire, near the borders with Northamptonshire and Leicestershire. The town is credited with being the birthplace of rugby football.
Rugby Borough Council - Rugby Borough Council,
Town Hall,
Evreux Way,
Rugby
CV21 2RR
Village Information - Thurlaston was mentioned in the Domesday Book as Torlavestone.
For further information on the village please visit the local village website - ThurlastonNet - Thurlaston Parish Council - Rugby (thurlaston-pc.gov.uk). The village has direct access to Draycote Water Park for cycling or walking around.
The village is located around 3.5 miles (5.6 km) south-west of Rugby, and around 1 mile (1.6 km) west of the larger village of Dunchurch. Immediately to the north of the village is the M45 motorway. There is only one access road into Thurlaston from the north, connecting the village with the B4429, via a bridge over the M45 motorway. Thurlaston overlooks the Draycote Water reservoir to the south, and is close to the county border with Northamptonshire, less than 2 miles to the east.
Confirmed Planning Permission - Listed Building Consent for refurbishment of heritage windows to double glazing.
Listed Building Consent for replacement windows, changes to widen the drive and wall and resurface with resin surface.
Agents Note - The current owners have invested in double glazing and extra insulation to bring the energy costs to a comparable level to any 4-5 bed property.
This enchanting Grade II listed home stands as a testament to enduring craftsmanship, showcasing a fusion of traditional elements and modern conveniences. Its age-old brick facade exudes character, while the thatched roof evokes a sense of nostalgia, inviting you to step into a bygone era.
Upon entering, the allure of the past harmonizes seamlessly with contemporary comforts. The interior spaces are thoughtfully designed, blending original features such as exposed beams, inglenook fireplaces, and leaded windows with carefully curated updates for modern living.
The residence encompasses five] bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and 4 reception rooms, each exuding a distinct ambiance. The inviting kitchen retains its rustic allure while embracing modern appliances, offering an ideal space for culinary creativity.
Externally, "The Old Forge" is enveloped by enchanting gardens that whisper tales of history. The meticulously landscaped grounds feature mature trees, a charming courtyard, and secluded corners perfect for moments of tranquility.
Situated in the picturesque village of Thurlaston, residents are greeted by a serene countryside setting while enjoying convenient access to local amenities and transportation links.
"The Old Forge" presents an extraordinary opportunity to own a piece of Warwickshire's history-a residence that marries timeless elegance with modern comfort, inviting its next discerning owner to create new memories within its storied walls.
Entrance Hall With Dining Area - Entry via an original thatched porch with original front door leading into a spacious entrance hall which is currently used as a dining area, original tiled flooring throughout, stairs to first floor accommodation, original beams and iron crane hangers in the inglenook fireplace, window to side and doors to all ground floor accommodation.
Modern Kitchen - A solid wood shaker style kitchen with base, drawer and wall units with granite worktops over, central island with granite worktops over with integral induction hob, Neff oven and two undercounter fridges. Fitted gas fired Aga, double Belfast sink, double glazed window over looking garden, velux window, flagstone flooring, entrance through to garden room, utility room and boot room.
Garden Room - An expanse of double glazed windows throughout with two double glazed french doors either end giving access to the garden, wooden flooring with underfloor heating and wall mounted thermostat.
Boot Room - Having a range of fitted base, drawer and wall units with worktops over, integrated fridge/freezer, Belfast sink, built in storage cupboard, shoe cupboard and Velux window. Stable door leading to covered porch and onto private patio area,
Downstairs Wc - Low level wc, double glazed window to side and wooden effect flooring throughout.
Utility Room - Vanity wash hand basin, double glazed window, base, drawer and wall units with worktops over, plumbing for washing machine, space for tumble dryer and radiator. Stairs leading to bedroom three.
Snug - Two windows to front and rear aspect, window seat with views across garden, fireplace and radiator.
Lounge - Vaulted ceiling, open fireplace, stable door with blacksmith's test brandings to garden, heritage window to front and window to rear, extensive built in cupboard space either side of fireplace, original forge bellows and blacksmiths tongs displayed on wall, radiator, lock and latch door through to annexe area.
Main House -
Bedroom One - Fitted wardrobes, built in shower enclosure, original beams. lock and latch door, washing area with wash hand basin, double glazed windows to front and rear and radiator.
Bedroom Two - Double glazed windows to front and rear, radiator, original beams, lock and latch door leading through into bedroom three and lock and latch door leading through into ensuite bathroom.
Ensuite Bathroom - Low Level wc, wash hand basin, roll top bath, lock and latch door, heated towel rail, wooden flooring, extractor fan and original beams.
Bedroom Three - Lock and latch door, stairs to ground floor, original beams throughout, fitted storage cupboard with hanging and shelf space, washing area with wash hand basin, tiling to splash back areas and window to side aspect.
Annexe - To the far right end of the property there is a two storey annexe with accommodation downstairs aswell a hallway and stairs leading to top floor accommodation. Hallway also provides double glazed window and airing cupboard. Ideal for a family that needs it for elderly relatives, teenagers or to use as a holiday let.
Annexe Bedroom/ Lounge - Ground Floor Bedroom or could be used as a separate lounge, double glazed window to front, washing area with wash hand basin, lock and latch door and radiator.
Annexe Kitchen / Dining Area - Having a range of base, drawer and wall units with worktops over and undercounter lighting, space for fridge/freezer, space for undercounter fridge, wooden effect flooring, one and a half sink with drainer, fitted storage cupboard housing the central heating boiler, double glazed french doors to garden and is also used as a separate entrance for the annexe and radiator.
Main Bathroom In Annexe - Having a four piece bathroom suite, low level wc, low level wc, roll top bath, shower cubicle with mains shower unit, tiling to splash back areas and double glazed window.
Annexe Office Space (Upstairs) - Office space upstairs which has fitted storage cupboard, doors to upstairs annexe bedroom two and annexe shower room. Loft Hatches and original beams.
Annexe Bedroom Two - Double glazed window to side aspect, lock and latch door, radiator and fitted wardrobes with hanging space, shelving and under eaves storage to the rear.
Annexe Upstairs Shower Room - Low level wc, shower cubicle, wash hand basin, lock and latch door, wooden effect flooring, shower cubicle with mains shower, tiling to splash back areas, double glazed window and radiator.
Rear Garden - The rear garden is a beautifully mature and well established garden with fencing/hedging to all sides, laid mainly to lawn with shrubs, borders and mature trees, fruit trees, patio area which is laid to reclaimed York stone and cobblestone, large 'Elite' greenhouse, small built in patio storage area which was the old coal shed, gated access to the driveway at the side and access to the garage and outbuildings.
Detached Brick Built Garage - The garage is split level and has lighting and power supply to it, the garage could be used as a home office or gym. Exterior power socket fitted to the front.
Outbuildings - There is a brick built outbuilding which was originally the piggery and is currently used as a storage area for BBQ and garden tools etc.
Driveway - Driveway is accessed via the side of the property and has a white post at the entrance of the driveway. There is parking for multiple cars.
About Rugby - Rugby is a market town in Warwickshire, England, on the River Avon. The town has a population of 70,628 (2011 census[1]) making it the second largest town in the county. The enclosing Borough of Rugby has a population of 100,500 (2011 census). Rugby is 13 miles (21 km) east of Coventry, on the eastern edge of Warwickshire, near the borders with Northamptonshire and Leicestershire. The town is credited with being the birthplace of rugby football.
Rugby Borough Council - Rugby Borough Council,
Town Hall,
Evreux Way,
Rugby
CV21 2RR
Village Information - Thurlaston was mentioned in the Domesday Book as Torlavestone.
For further information on the village please visit the local village website - ThurlastonNet - Thurlaston Parish Council - Rugby (thurlaston-pc.gov.uk). The village has direct access to Draycote Water Park for cycling or walking around.
The village is located around 3.5 miles (5.6 km) south-west of Rugby, and around 1 mile (1.6 km) west of the larger village of Dunchurch. Immediately to the north of the village is the M45 motorway. There is only one access road into Thurlaston from the north, connecting the village with the B4429, via a bridge over the M45 motorway. Thurlaston overlooks the Draycote Water reservoir to the south, and is close to the county border with Northamptonshire, less than 2 miles to the east.
Confirmed Planning Permission - Listed Building Consent for refurbishment of heritage windows to double glazing.
Listed Building Consent for replacement windows, changes to widen the drive and wall and resurface with resin surface.
Agents Note - The current owners have invested in double glazing and extra insulation to bring the energy costs to a comparable level to any 4-5 bed property.
