Property description

• Stone built farmhouse dating approx 1648
• Five double bedrooms plus 'servants quarters'
• Three reception rooms plus kitchen diner
• Four piece bathroom, en-suite and WC
• Elevated corner plot, great for M1 J28 and 29
• Double garage converted to snooker room


Impressive stone built farmhouse dating approximately 1648 with character features including flagstone and wood flooring, wood burners, beams, bespoke country kitchen and Victorian servants quarters on the top floor. Sitting on an elevated corner plot with a drive for numerous cars, a detached double garage (converted for use as a snooker room) and gardens to three sides which need to be seen to appreciate the level of privacy on offer. Internally there is an entrance porch, stunning bespoke country kitchen diner with a Belfast-style sink and an Aga. There are three reception rooms, all with working fires, beamed ceilings and beautiful floorings, and a downstairs WC. Stone stairs lead to a cellar for additional storage. One of the reception rooms has a secondary staircase leading up to a double bedroom with an en-suite shower room and built in wardrobes, ideal for a member of the family wishing for more independent accommodation. On the first floor there are three other double bedrooms and a fantastic five piece family bathroom with a freestanding double ended claw footed bath. On the top floor are the old servants quarters featuring a double bedroom, an attic area and a substantial storage area.