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- 51 of an acre Outbuildings • The Engine House is constructed of red brick and comprises an open plan living-kitchen with integrated appliances, and a shower room • Easton House is complemented by an excellent detached garage range with a gardener’s WC, along with a potting shed • There is extant planning permission (Ref
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Description
Easton House is a late 17th Century style, Grade II listed residence designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens, built in the early 1900s. The property boasts extensive accommodation over two floors, totaling around 5,920 sq ft, with high ceilings and period features such as moulded stone chimneypieces. It has six segmental arched wooden cross windows and square pane leaded lights.
The property features a spacious reception hall, drawing room, formal dining room, and a breakfast kitchen with a central island. Upstairs, the master suite has dual aspect views and a four-piece en suite bathroom, with five further bedrooms, one with an en suite shower room, and a large family bathroom. The property sits in around 4.63 acres of wonderful grounds and gardens, including a tennis court, formal terracing, lawns, and grazing land.
Additional features include a garaging range, a converted former Engine House, and stabling.