Description
- 17th Century Farmhouse
- Five bedrooms
- Rural location
- Character features
- Oil fired central heating
- Work rooms and stable block
- Parking for six vehicles
- Set in approximately 1/2 an acre
Character features of the original building include a superb inglenook fireplace in the dining room, many exposed beams, wattle and daub walls, mullioned windows and exposed pointed stone walling. There is also a woodburning stove in the cosy snug creating an atmosphere all of its own.
More contemporary refinements of the property include a stunning bespoke fitted farmhouse kitchen with a good compliment of units, integrated appliances, granite work tops and a substantial homely four oven Aga. There is Indian slate flooring to several rooms and a stunning 28 foot living room forming part of a two-storey extension in the 1980's when the single storey extension was also built.
At first floor level there are five bedrooms, four with built-in wardrobes, a four piece ensuite bathroom to the master bedroom and a separate family shower room. Externally, the property has a pillared loggia with south-facing views over the beautifully manicured lawned garden of just under 1/2 acre with its own vehicular access to the road in addition to gravel hardstanding to the side of the property with off-street parking for around six vehicles with three terraced outbuildings.
The property is warmed with oil-fired central heating, wooden double glazing to most windows and doors. There is a propane gas fired hob in the kitchen and the property has the advantage of its own private drainage system.
Only to be described further in superlatives, the property provides the ultimate country family retreat within the pretty hamlet of Fulready, approximately two miles from the village of Ettington which has a primary school and public house and is mid-way between the traditional South Warwickshire market town of Shipston-on-Stour and the more cosmopolitan famous town of Stratford-upon-Avon. Rail links to London Paddington are available approximately eleven miles to the south in the Cotswold market town of Moreton-in-Marsh and London Marylebone from Banbury, approximately 15 miles away.
Accommodation comprises:
Entrance Hall
Indian slate floor. Double radiator. Three double two-tier cloaks cupboards to one wall. Access to loft space.
Separate Utility Room
Outlook over garden. Laminate work tops, stainless steel sink unit. Worcester Danesmoore oil fired central heating boiler set in to original chimney breast. Built-in cloaks cupboard. Stable-style back door.
Ground Floor Cloakroom
Two piece suite in white. Slate floor.
Farm House Style Kitchen
Indian slate floor. Double small paned doors leading on to patio. Kitchen fitted on three sides with granite worktops, four ring gas hob, second circular sink inset. 1 1/2 width Aga stove with four ovens, plate warmer, two hobs and concealed pelmet lighting above. All units by Ashworths Country Kitchens of Warwick. Double butlers sink inset in granite work top. Integrated full height fridge, integrated dishwasher. Three-tier pan drawer and random pointed stone wall with original mullioned window to the building (with an inset ammonite fossil). Double radiator. Double doors opening in to;
Hallway
Parquet flooring, exposed beams. Easy staircase to first floor. Back-to-back window to study. Single radiator.
Frontal Snug
Charnwood cast iron woodburning stove set in to original chimney breast with Whichford tiled hearth. Exposed original beams to ceiling. Single radiator. Mullioned window to the front and built-in understairs storage cupboard.
Central Office
Mullioned window. Single radiator. Exposed beams. Library area to one wall.
Central Dining Room
Substantial inglenook fireplace with shepherds seats and cast iron woodburning stove on stone hearth and concealed bread oven. Exposed beams to the ceiling. Single radiator. Concealed illumination within the chimney breast.
Family Living Room
Back-to-back cupboard to dining room. Double doors opening on to veranda, patio and gardens. Four double radiators, mullioned windows and five wall-mounted light points.
First Floor
First Floor Landing Area
Three single radiators. Built-in airing cupboard with foam lagged cylinder and immersion heater. Two double built-in wardrobes. Second access to loft space.
Master Bedroom
Four double built-in wardrobes to each side of chimney breast. Central dressing area. Two single radiators. access to ensuite bathroom and shower room/w.c.
En Suite Shower Room/Bathroom
Four piece suite in white. Corner sited fully tiled shower cubicle, low flush w.c., pedestal wash hand basin and handled panel bath with central shower attachment. Heated towel rail and radiator. Exposed beams. Apex ceiling with two double glazed Velux windows. Back-to-back wattle and daub to bedroom.
Family Shower Room
With three piece suite. Close coupled low flush w.c., wash hand basin set on to laminate base and three cupboards. Delta shaped fully tiled shower cubicle with wall-mounted shower. Exposed beams. Ladder-style heated towel rail and radiator. Access to loft space.
Front Bedroom 3
Exposed beams, wattle and daub panelled walls. Single radiator. Open outlook.
Front Bedroom 4
Double built-in wardrobe, double radiator. Open outlook.
Front Bedroom 5
Double radiator. Built-in double wardrobe.
Through Bedroom 2
Windows to both front and rear with open outlook. Double built-in wardrobe. Double radiator.
Outside
There are three outside work rooms and the right hand one measures 6.5m x 5.6m. Apex ceiling with power and light installed. Separate stable (5.64m x 4.96m) incorporating three stable blocks.
Gravelled Courtyard (39' 10" x 35' 8" or 12.15m x 10.86m)
Gravelled courtyard with large five bar gate to the front. Outside water tap.
Open Car Port (18' 3" x 17' 11" or 5.57m x 5.47m)
Rear Garden
Large loggia adjacent to the sitting room with sun terrace. Southerly aspect to take advantage of the sun most of the day. The grounds in total extend to approximately 1/2 an acre and is mainly laid to lawn with poplar trees, copper beech, apple and plum trees in designated orchard area with a concealed access to private klargester sewerage treatment plant. To the eastern side of the garden there are double gates to Whatcote Road with access leading directly to two separate stables with power and light installed.
Directions
From our Moreton-in-Marsh office, turn right and continue north along the Fosseway, the A429, continuing through the traffic lights to Shipston-on-Stour. At the following roundabout take the second exit along the A429 and after a short distance turn right towards Pillerton Priors and then right again signposted Fulready. When entering the village, continue past a series of properties and this property is then positioned on the right-hand side with courtyard parking immediately before the house.
Council Tax Band : G
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