Property description

PLEASE NOTE: These details are provided by Stanley Keates & Sons, Cheadle. For more information, or to view, please call Stanley Keates & Sons on 01538 753177 .The Vicarage stands in mainly lawned grounds close to All Saints Church and is screened from Main Road to the east by mature trees. It is accessed via a small service road off the main road, close to its junction and the new roundabout to the Alton to Ashbourne Road. It is an impressive, Gothic style building dating from 1860 to 1862. It was commissioned by Sir Percival Heywood and designed by renowned church architect, G.E. Street, together with the Church of All Saints, the former church school, the Coach House and stable, Lychgate and churchyard cross. It is constructed of local Hollington stone and is a Grade II* Listed Building. The property has not been used as a Vicarage for a number of years and has been let as residential accommodation by the Lichfield Diocese. It is now in need of some updating and general refurbishment subject, where necessary, to obtaining any Listed Building or other consents. It provides an ideal opportunity to acquire an impressive residence of character with particularly spacious accommodation throughout including three reception rooms, spacious kitchen and utility room on the ground floor. There are five/six bedrooms on the first floor, dependent on how the rooms are used, together with a bathroom and wc. Central heating is from an oil fired boiler.Planning permission has been obtained for the conversion and extension of the adjoining former Coach House and Stable to form a dwelling. A copy of the proposed room layout and architect's visualisation showing the overall appearance are attached to these 'for sale' particulars. Planning permission has also been granted for the erection of two detached, open fronted, double garages for The Vicarage and the former Coach House and Stable.

Property Features :

• Five/Six Bedroom Grade II Listed Building with Grade II Former Coach House and Stable
• A Gothic Style Building Dating From 1860 to 1862 standing mainly in lawned grounds
• Three Reception Rooms, Spacious Kitchen
• Five/ Six Bedrooms
• Planning Permission for Conversion and Extension of The Coach House Into a Dwelling