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Our Summary
- The house, Pevsner accredited, has been improved and sympathetically restored to a high standard by the current owners over the last 15 years, creating a superb family home with great versatility, and further potential afforded by the original coach house
- Coach House Attractive and substantial stone former Coach House, unchanged since it was built in 1861, offering further development potential (subject to normal planning consents) | The detached stone building is currently divided into; two single garages with storeroom between, large stable workshop and separate lockable store
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Description
The property is a Grade II listed former Vicarage, a five-bedroom stone period house built in 1861, set over two floors, with a south-facing mature garden of approximately 0.57 acres. The house features stone mullion windows, Crittall windows, original internal doors, period stone fireplaces, decorative ceiling coving, and wood and stone flagged floors. The property also includes a self-contained, two-bedroom single-storey cottage, and an original stone Coach House, both with separate utilities and potential for development.
The grounds feature an enclosed courtyard with parking for multiple vehicles, a stone pillared entrance to a circular driveway, and a beautiful Orangery with a glass atrium roof and stunning views of the church.