Property description

You're off to see a Windmill. A WINDMILL? Now that IS unusual. As I drove up Windmill Lane I saw this incredible grade ll listed building peering down at me - I was instantly hooked. This iconic structure was built in 1777 and served its purpose as a working mill until 1877. It was the site of one of the chain of beacon bonfires lit to celebrate Queen Victoria's Jubilee, with the cue being taken from the Malvern Hills beacon. During World War II it was used by the Home Guard as a look out. When you stand in the incredible master bedroom the views, it is believed, stretch across 7 counties. The Windmill has been converted into a modern home full of character and original features. There are curved walls, exposed brick walls, a winding oak staircase, mullioned windows, giant beams, and an awe inspiring dome, characterful features to name just a few. For those who enjoy entertaining, the circular dining room and roof terrace with views to the Wrekin, make perfect venues. This wonderfully unconventional home is one that dreams are made of.

Ground Floor

Entrance Porch - 5' 10'' x 5' 10'' (1.78m x 1.78m)
A hardwood glazed door opens into the entrance porch, with brick floor and oak doors to each side, leading to the study and store room. A grand entrance door leads from the porch into the dining room.

Study - 19' 2'' (max) x 6' 1'' (max)(5.84m (max) x 1.85m (max))
The study and store room mirror each other in size and semi circular design. They are extensions to the original building. The curved walls include the original structure's wall exposed to show the brick work. There are 2 opening skylights, fitted carpet, inset spot lights to the ceiling and the room is fitted with hardwired internet connection and telephone socket and numerous power points.

Store Room - 19' 2'' (max) x 6' 1''(max) (5.84m (max) x 1.85m (max))
This is the perfect place for additional storage but could equally be used as a second study/office. It has an opening skylight, inset spotlights to the ceiling and numerous power points.

Dining Room - 21' 10'' (6.65m) max diameter
This fantastic round dining room is open plan to the kitchen extension. The room has stunning Welsh slate flooring, exposed beams to the ceiling and windows to the east and west with striking sandstone mullions. Lighting includes inset spotlights and a centrally filled candle chandelier perfectly positioned for a banquet around a circular table. An oak staircase, with inset spot lights at floor level, winds up the wall to the first floor.

Breakfast Kitchen - 16' 8'' (max) x 13' 3'' (5.08m (max) x 4.04m)
Fitted with a range of country style matching base and wall units, hardwood worktop and an inset oven and a half bowl sink unit, with chrome mixer tap. Integrated appliances include a dishwasher and range style cooker, powered by Calor gas, having 5 burners and extractor hood. There is a large breakfast bar and space for an American style fridge. The room is dual aspect with windows to two sides. The kitchen features complementary tiling to the splash areas, spotlights to the ceiling, inset lights to the glass door cupboards and the Welsh slate tiling continues through into the rear porch.

Rear Porch - 10' 8'' x 5' 1'' (3.25m x 1.55m)
Fitted with matching units to those in the kitchen and hardwood worktop. There are windows to the rear and side. A door gives access to the rear garden. Featuring Welsh slate flooring, spotlights to ceiling, doors to utility room and cloakroom.

Utility Room - 7' 9'' x 5' 5'' (2.36m x 1.65m)
Having matching base units to those in the kitchen with a hardwood worktop and an inset ceramic one and a half bowl sink unit with a chrome mixer tap. There is space and plumbing for an automatic washing machine, tiling to the splash areas, spotlights to the ceiling, radiator, side facing window, Welsh slate flooring and a door to a storage cupboard which houses the oil fired central heating boiler.

Cloakroom - 7' 8'' x 4' 2'' (2.34m x 1.27m)
Having a modern matching white suite comprising a low level flush WC and pedestal wash hand basin with chrome taps. Fully tiled walls, Welsh slate flooring, a window to the rear aspect, spotlights to the ceiling, radiator and door to a storage cupboard.

First Floor

Lounge - 21' 10'' (6.65m) max diameter
Beautiful oak stairs lead up to the first floor which opens to the circular lounge. This gorgeous room has a total of three windows and a French door which, together, give 360 degree views of the stunning surrounding countryside. The two full height windows to the side aspects were formerly doors on the original windmill. The room is fitted with oak flooring and a feature fireplace sits to the North side of the room, with a Calor gas contemporary burner. There are a wealth of character features including exposed beams to the ceiling, windows with original sandstone mullions, two designer radiators, television aerial connection and a second oak staircase leads up to the next floor, under which is a storage cupboard. The French door gives access out onto a paved roof terrace which is the perfect place for entertaining, having wonderful views across the open countryside. There is also access up stone steps from the exterior of the property.

Second Floor
Another set of oak stairs rise from the lounge to the second floor. There are inset spotlights to the wall at floor level and attractive rope banister detailing.

Second Floor Landing
Fitted with oak flooring and having spotlights to the ceiling. Doors give access to bedroom two and the main bathroom.

Bedroom Two - 16' 10'' (max) x 12' 2'' (max) (5.13m (max) x 3.71m (max))
With curved walls and having a window which looks out to the side aspect giving fantastic views. Having a neutral fitted carpet, TV aerial connection, spotlights to the ceiling and inset spotlights above the bed area, exposed beam to the ceiling, radiator and storage cupboard.

Bathroom
Beautifully fitted with a luxury suite comprising low level flush WC, set into the tiled wall with concealed pipe work and push button flush and a bowl style basin mounted upon a wooden unit with chrome tap above. There is a free standing bath with dark wood feet and chrome taps. A second basin sits under the window giving wonderful views of the countryside. An under stairs cupboard provides storage space. The floor is stone tiling and the walls are tiled in a complementary design. The room also features a wall mounted heated towel radiator, spotlights to the ceiling, shaver socket, and extractor fans to the windows.

Third Floor
Stairs to the third floor with spotlights to the walls at floor level and rope banister detail.

Third Floor Landing
With fitted carpet, exposed beam and spotlights to the ceiling. Doors open to bedroom three and the wet room.

Bedroom Three - 15' 2'' (max) x 8' 8'' (max plus storage alcove) (4.62m (max) x 2.64m (max plus storage alcove))
Being fitted with a neutral carpet and having exposed beam and spotlights to the ceiling, designer radiator, telephone socket, TV aerial connection and window to the rear aspect looking across the countryside.

Wet Room - 10' 9'' (max) x 5' 1'' (max) (3.27m (max) x 1.55m (max))
With gorgeous curved wall adding to the luxury feel, the wet room features a low level flush WC and wall mounted basin with chrome mixer tap. Pipe work is concealed behind hard wood with hard wood top forming a vanity counter. There is a walk in shower with drench head and inset spot light above. The room is fully tiled, with mosaic tiles in the shower area. The room also features shaver socket, extractor fan, fitted mirrors, wall lighting and chrome heated towel rail.

Fourth Floor
A door opens to the next staircase which rises to the fourth floor and has inset spotlights to the wall at floor level and a rope banister. As you go up the stairs there is a window looking out to the front aspect across open countryside and the stairs wind upwards to the master bedroom.

Master Bedroom - 17' 8'' (5.38m) maximum diameter
This bedroom is at the top of the windmill, with breath taking 360 degree views, said to spread over seven counties. A curved wall separates the en suite WC and wash hand basin. The bed is positioned centrally in the room with wall lighting above and designer radiators to either side. This awe inspiring room features an incredible domed ceiling which I would dare describe as it's very own St Paul's Cathedral with acoustics to match. The room is fitted with a neutral coloured carpet, has spotlights surrounding the room and a television aerial connection.

En-suite WC - 5' 2'' (max) x 3' 1'' (max)(1.57m (max) x 0.94m (max))
With a low level flush WC and a wall mounted wash hand basin set into a vanity counter with a chrome mixer tap. With neutral fitted carpet, wall light and extractor fan.

Exterior
To the front of the property there are two entrances. A gated brick footpath leads to the front door and a driveway entrance with split five bar gates opens onto a generous gravelled parking area. The property features generous wraparound gardens with lawn areas surrounding the windmill. There is a fenced vegetable garden with raised beds and garden shed. A door from the vegetable garden leads to a hidden area where the oil tank and Calor gas bottles are situated, and provides a storage area. The garden also features a summer house, decking area, paved patio, and stone steps to the first floor roof terrace. The surroundings offer an idyllic rural setting with enchanting views that are rare to find in today's world.

Directions
From Eccleshall, head out on the B5026 towards Loggerheads, driving through Pershall and Sugnall. After entering Croxton, take the left hand turning onto Windmill Lane and continue along this road for approximately 0.75 miles, where the property can be found on your left hand side.

Location
The Windmill is situated around 0.5 miles from the centre of the village of Croxton. For any shooting enthusiasts, there is even a clay pigeon shoot nearby which we believe shoots on the first and third Sundays of each month excluding August.