Property description
A fine Grade II Listed late Georgian family house built around 1840 with large mature gardens on the outskirts of this attractive and sought after Conservation Village.
Offering huge potential and requiring some renovation and briefly comprises entrance hall, dining room, drawing room, sitting room, study, open plan kitchen, breakfast/dining area, further family sitting room, second kitchen and utility, master bedroom with en-suite bathroom, six further bedrooms, two further bathrooms, gravel driveway, paved terrace and extensive private grounds. Energy Rating F.
The property is Grade II listed and was built around 1840 of red brick under a tiled roof. Today it provides very comfortable and flexible family accommodation. Period features throughout the property include the double half glazed entrance with semi circular head and radial fanlight.
Accommodation
The entrance hall with natural limestone travertine floor opens to the dining room and drawing room and all have original sash windows with shutters and fireplaces. The doors to these rooms have decorative architraves while the sitting room beyond, with its curved bay window and French doors opening on to a paved terrace and the garden beyond, adjoins the study with a feature oval window. To the rear of the house is the main open plan kitchen fitted with a 4 oven oil-fired Aga set in a decorative brick alcove, a range of base units and central island unit all with granite style work surfaces. The breakfast/dining area has natural light provided by a large skylight and a glazed door leads out to a small enclosed courtyard. A further family sitting room adjoins the main kitchen and second fitted kitchen and utility room has been created in what used to be the butler’s pantry. Additional storage is provided by the two cellars.
From the reception hall the main staircase leads to a split level landing which gives access to the master bedroom and en suite bathroom and six further bedrooms are served by two family bathrooms.
Gardens and Grounds
The house is approached through a five bar gate with gravel drive around a circular brick divided bed with box hedging. To the front of the house the garden is laid to lawn with laurel hedging behind which is an area of orchard and a former kitchen garden. There is an original Victorian glass house which needs extensive renovation. To the west is an attractive fully enclosed part walled garden with espaliered fruit trees, flower beds and borders with a wide paved terrace for outdoor entertaining.
How to get there – at the Sutton Maddock roundabout continue on the A442 (Bridgnorth) – the property is situated just after The Hundred House on the right hand side indicated by a Nick Tart for sale board.
Council Tax – Band G (Buyers should be aware that improvements carried out by the seller may affect the property’s council tax banding following a sale).
Agents Note – your attention is drawn to the fact that we are unable to confirm whether certain items included in the property are in full working order.
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