The Pinnacles is an attractive, characterful Edwardian home, built in 1903 with later additions and set within over 10 acres of glorious gardens and paddocks. Offered with no onward chain, the well-proportioned accommodation offers charming period features including feature fireplaces, coloured glass and bay windows which frame the spectacular countryside views.

The Pinnacles is situated between the picturesque villages of Plaxtol and Shipbourne, both with highly regarded public houses, plentiful rural walks and bridle paths and active local communities.

The principal reception rooms comprise a family room with double doors opening to the terrace, an elegant sitting room, a separate dining room both with feature fireplaces and bay windows enjoying an outlook to the front and the countryside beyond.

The well-appointed kitchen is fitted with a comprehensive range of wall and base units with space for appliances, and a central island. The adjoining pantry and a cellar accessed via the kitchen provide further storage. A useful utility with space for appliances and adjoining shower room complete the ground floor.

From the elegant oak panelled hallway stairs rise to the first floor and four well proportioned bedrooms all with delightful views over the grounds and countryside beyond. A bathroom with a shower, a separate W.C. and airing cupboard complete the accommodation.

To the rear of the property there is ample parking for several vehicles together with a greenhouse and various outbuildings, comprising a stable block, a single garage, a garage with an adjoining workshop, log store, oil tank store and a gardeners W.C.

The established gardens are predominantly laid to lawn, interspersed with an abundance of established specimen trees, with flower beds stocked with herbaceous shrubs and perennials. There is a pond adorned with aquatic planting, together with paddocks, established orchards and a Cobnut Platt.

In total the gardens and grounds amount to about 10.2 acres.

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