Property description
IVY LEIGH: A rare opportunity to rent a detached character three-bedroomed period home dating from the 15th to 18th century and nestled in an enviable elevated position in the heart of the sought after village of Ticknall. It has three double bedrooms, (one with fitted wardrobes), a family bathroom, spacious landings, lounge, dining room with inglenook fireplace, fully fitted kitchen, utility, downstairs toilet and walk-in larder, original beams throughout downstairs rooms. It has been fully renovated and decorated to a high standard, retaining many original features. A lean-to greenhouse is attached to the rear of the property, which could be used as a conservatory. There is a double garage and carport, and parking for several vehicles. The property occupies a site of approximately one third acre with ornamental pond and stream, lawns and shrub borders. The garden has been the subject of an archaeological excavation during the last 5 years, revealing substantial remains of a medieval pottery kiln, pottery and artefacts dating from 11th century up to 1800 when the last potter died. For the foreseeable future the monthly let will include garden maintenance. Close to local amenities, village hall, shop, three excellent public houses, and with views across to St Georges Church. Many village activities, social events, garden club etc. Local walks including the Calke Abbey Estate and National Forest and Foremark.
THE LOCATION
TICKNALL, situated midway between the market towns of Melbourne and Ashby-de-la-Zouch, is a much sought after place to live. The village is a convenient base from which to enjoy many popular country pursuits including walking, horse riding, golf and fishing. The grounds to Calke Abbey and Park (owned by the National Trust) are just down the road. There are several fine educational establishments in the area including Foremark and Repton schools. Ticknall also has a village shop and there are three local pubs/restaurants. The property is within easy access of the A50, and the M1 and M42 motorways, and the East Midlands airport at Castle Donington.
ABOUT THE PROPERTY
IVY LEIGH: A rare opportunity to rent a detached character three-bedroomed period home dating from the 15th to 18th century and nestled in an enviable elevated position in the heart of the sought after village of Ticknall. It has three double bedrooms, (one with fitted wardrobes), a family bathroom, spacious landings, lounge, dining room with inglenook fireplace, fully fitted kitchen, utility, downstairs toilet and walk-in larder, original beams throughout downstairs rooms. It has been fully renovated and decorated to a high standard, retaining many original features. A lean-to greenhouse is attached to the rear of the property, which could be used as a conservatory. There is a double garage and carport, and parking for several vehicles. The property occupies a site of approximately one third acre with ornamental pond and stream, lawns and shrub borders. The garden has been the subject of an archaeological excavation during the last 5 years, revealing substantial remains of a medieval pottery kiln, pottery and artefacts dating from 11th century up to 1800 when the last potter died. For the foreseeable future the monthly let will include garden maintenance. Close to local amenities, village hall, shop, three excellent public houses, and with views across to St Georges Church. Many village activities, social events, garden club etc. Local walks including the Calke Abbey Estate and National Forest and Foremark.
HOW TO GET THERE
From our NEWTON FALLOWELL office in the heart of MELBOURNE: turn right into Market Place and continue on to Ashby Road. In half a mile turn right at The Melbourne Arms public house into Robinsons Hill. Follow the road to the left. Proceed for a mile or so, across Melboune Common, to the T-junction and turn left. Follow this road into the village of Ticknall. Continue past the village store (on the left hand side), The property can be found on the corner of Harpur Avenue on the left hand side - identified by our Newton Fallowell 'To Let' board. POST CODE for SATN AVS: DE73 7JZ.
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Property Features :
- Character Beamed Period Home in Village Location
- Many Original Features - Three Double Bedrooms
- Lounge - Downstairs W.C. + Walk-in Larder
- Dining Room with Inglenook Fireplace
- Good-Sized Mature Gardens