A very attractive wing of this beautiful village Rectory, making a delightful family home, having stunning views.
Offering five bedrooms over three floors, this delightful and charming house is formed from the right-side wing of this stunning Georgian Rectory.
The whole property is listed grade II and is believed to date from the late eighteenth or early nineteenth century. The house is just divided into two, with the major portion still owned and used by the Church. The property offers an abundance of character, including a variety of attractive fireplaces, exposed ceiling beams to the top floor attic rooms and some exposed floorboards, plus an attractive, balustraded staircase climbing up two floors. Of particular note though, there is a generous drawing room and fine principal bedroom, both enjoying large sash style windows to the front, offering delightful countryside views.
The property has a country style kitchen/breakfast room fitted with an Aga, with timber cupboards, granite worktops and a butler style sink. The house also benefits from a cellar, with good space here, as well as an integral garage to the side, formed from a converted outbuilding.
Finally, the rear garden is beautifully planted and has mature boundaries providing very good seclusion. From the back of the house, there is a level small lawn, to a dining terrace and pond, with steps up to a further, larger sloping lawn, which leads up to the top of the garden, where there is a further pond, a green house and a summerhouse, all secluded by tall mature trees.
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I believe the position here is truly memorable, and this is particularly clear once you have the opportunity to look out through the front windows.
Robert JacobsProperty agent