A fine example of a fabulous family home, in beautiful gardens and grounds of about 2.39 acres. DescriptionApproached via a gravelled, gated driveway bordered with mature Yew and Holly hedges, The Old Rectory is a handsome and prominent house standing in it's own grounds situated on the edge of the village. The house was built in the early18th century and remodelled in the mid 19th century. It is a Grade II listed former rectory, with a number of original features including working shutters, mullioned windows, high moulded ceilings and period fireplaces. The house has been remodelled over the last few years, including the addition of the orangery, replacement of all oak sash windows and a large detached double garage.The original front door opens into a porch with an inner door leading into the sophisticated panelled entrance hall, with oak floorboards and two decorative archways, offering a feeling of space. The house offers in plenty of natural light and has a wonderful feel of a family home. The formal drawing room feels very elegant, with mullion bay windows, original panelling and cornicing, French doors leading outside and a gas fire place with a wood surround. This room has wonderful views over the gardens. There is a formal dining room with shuttered sash windows and an open fireplace, and a separate sitting room/office with inset book cases, mullioned bay window, panelled walls and a fireplace. The living kitchen is a fantastic room offering plenty of workspace with a large central island, bespoke fitted wall and base units, granite worktops and a four oven AGA with a separate integrated Siemens oven, dishwasher, double Belfast sinks and a wine cooler. There is a pantry off with shelving and double Belfast sink, plus a separate utility room with fitted white goods, a double Belfast sink and a door leading outside onto the decking area. Bi-folding doors provide access into the fabulous orangery which floods the kitchen with natural light and also serves as a wonderful entertaining space. This room has underfloor heating and there are two sets of French doors opening onto the terrace and gardens.The grand staircase rises from the entrance hall to the first floor landing which offers plenty of space. Off which is the principal suite with a period feature fireplace, a dressing area and a luxurious ensuite bathroom. There are a further three double bedrooms, one of which has an ensuite shower room and a family bathroom. The second floor offers further living space with two double bedrooms, a sitting room, dressing room/gym and a bathroom. This space could potentially be used as flexible self contained living accommodation or a guest suite.Gardens and groundsThe mature gardens are flanked by mature trees and hedging offering a shelter belt and privacy. A dry moat wraps around the house on two sides with stepped lawns bordered by a beech hedge. The stone terrace provides a wonderful space for al fresco dining which continues around the side of the house to a decking area, where there is an eight person spa pool and a seating area. The large formal walled garden is predominantly laid to lawn with a raised terrace to one side, providing seclusion and privacy. A gravel path leads over a pretty moat bridge to a wisteria and rose arbour walkway, through to a wooded trail leading to a pedestrian gate to the paddocks, which are post and rail fenced with a field shelter and water connected. The traditional outbuildings are situated immediately to the back of the house, including two stalls and a garden/log store set within an enclosed courtyard. The large double garage is situated on the main drive to the side of the house and is a recent addition, fully insulated, with heating, electricity and a room above.LocationChurch Leigh is an attractive village with the handsome and prominent Church of All Saints, believed to date back to Saxon times. According to Pevsner, the church is a masterpiece of an architect called Thomas Johnson of Lichfield, he left something of the old tower and rebuilt the rest in 1846. The church was paid for by the Bagots of Blithfield, and they spent enough to make the church absurdly large for its village. The church can be seen from the back of The Old Rectory, with a wooded walk named 'The Monks Walk' leading to the church itself. The village provides access to some wonderful parts of Staffordshire including The Roaches which is superb for walking, Castle Ring ancient site and Wall Roman site. Uttoxeter town has a well regarded racecourse on the outskirts, along with a golf course, recreation ground and leisure centre. The railway station serves the Crewe-Derby line, with further access to communication links via the A50 which runs between Stoke-on-Trent and Derby. The area is well placed for visiting Alton Towers, the JCB Factory and Trentham Gardens.Denstone College is about eight miles away and is a well renowned independent boarding and day school. Further schools in the area include Thomas Alleyne's High School Uttoxeter and All Saints C of E primary school, Church Leigh.Square Footage: 6,001 sq ft Acreage: 2.39 AcresDirectionsFrom the A50 at Uttoxeter take the A522 Cheadle road passing through Beamhurst before turning left at Fole signposted Withington and Church Leigh. Continue under the A50 and at the crossroads turn right and take the left at the next T-junction into the village of Church Leigh. Turn right at the junction and The Old Rectory is on the left hand side with a gated entrance. Additional InfoEast Staffordshire Borough Council- Band GServices: Mains water, drainage and electricity. Oil fired central heating.Brochure prepared 2023/07 BTJPhotographs- 2023/07 E-House For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_staffordshire-r741823/for-sale_i69568183
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QUOTE REF: FS0647Boasting just shy of 4000 sqft of beautifully finished, stylish, spacious and thoughtfully designed interiors alongside a stunning, private garden and a sought after 'man cave' with its own bar and double set of bi-folding doors, what is there not to love!!With a location in the midst of desirable Shenstone Village and built by the independent builder, First Post Homes, no detail has been spared in creating this luxurious home and set behind a private drive to just three, prestigious homes, this makes the perfect family home for anyone wanting the privacy and security of a gated home whilst having an award winning butchers, stylish gastro pub. train station with direct links to Grand Central, OFSTED outstanding Primary school, library and a wealth of other village amenities, all on your doorstep. I am in love with the entrance hall and landing with a stylish staircase and you cant but be immediately impressed from the moment you open the front door with 20ft of open, galleried space which swiftly becomes the heart of the home.There are then four superb reception rooms and a beautiful kitchen and the flow of the rooms as they interlink off the hall makes this the ideal space for entertaining and busy family lifeAnd it just keeps giving.....five double (larger than double) bedrooms, five ensuite bathrooms, three dressing rooms all flooded with natural light and those that don't have dressing rooms, fitted with built in wardrobesOutside the current owners have installed a 'man cave' complete with bar and two sets of bi-folding doors which open into a beautiful, private gardenI struggle to define exactly what part of this home is my favourite as each room just keeps on giving but I have to say that location, location, location has to play an incredible part of choosing this home along with the privacy and the absolutely incredible amount of interior space!! Council Tax Band: GEntrance Hall - 5.64m x 4.42m (18'6 x 14'6)Kitchen - 7.34m x 5.03m (24'1 x 16'6)Family Room - 5.18m x 4.19m (17'0 x 13'9)Lounge - 8.97m x 4.37m (29'5 x 14'4)Dining Room - 5.26m x 4.29m (17'3 x 14'1)Office - 4.37m x 3.66m (14'4 x 12'0)WCUtility Room - 3.15m x 1.73m (10'4 x 5'8)Landing - 8.92m x 4.72m (29'3 x 15'6)Bedroom One - 6.43m x 4.37m (21'1 x 14'4)Dressing Room - 2.21m x 1.45m (7'3 x 4'9)Ensuite - 3.15m x 2.46m (10'4 x 8'1)Bedroom Two - 5.26m x 4.47m (17'3 x 14'8)Dressing Room - 2.06m x 1.83m (6'9 x 6'0)Ensuite - 3.15m x 2.31m (10'4 x 7'7)Bedroom Three - 5.08m x 3.2m (16'8 x 10'6)Dressing Room - 2.24m x 1.6m (7'4 x 5'3)Ensuite - 2.74m x 1.57m (9'0 x 5'2)Bedroom Four - 4.09m x 3.2m (13'5 x 10'6)Ensuite - 2.49m x 1.6m (8'2 x 5'3)Bedroom Five - 4.19m x 3.18m (13'9 x 10'5)Esnuite - 2.26m x 1.57m (7'5 x 5'2)Double Garage - 5.74m x 5.41m (18'10 x 17'9)Garden Outbuilding / Office / Gym / Games Room For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses/for-sale_i70398530
Opportunity to purchase outstanding properties such as Haselour House are particularly rare, and this wonderful example of a gorgeous Georgian country home is a true delight. Set on the edge of the pretty village of Harlaston within the heart of Staffordshire countryside the property has a commanding position with beautiful grounds and gardens extending to nearly 14 acres. Dating back to approximately 1734 the Grade 2 Listed property originally formed part of the historic De-Trafford estate. The elegant and spacious interiors with versatility in the accommodation use are inherently suited to this wonderful style of grand living. Attention to detail and some thoughtful renovations have been undertaken by the present owners including the stunning open plan family dining kitchen and elegant drawing room with oak panelling. The bedroom accommodation is arranged across the first and second floors with six generous bedrooms, two of which are en suite and one with a dressing room, and there are two further bathrooms. Sitting in splendid south facing grounds, the gardens are laid to extensive lawns with two paddocks and a range of useful outbuildings, along with a pretty summerhouse and useful detached home studio/office. A truly magnificent home with its lovely location so convenient not only for Lichfield and Tamworth but also the excellent road and rail network which serves the area - an early viewing would be strongly recommended. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses/for-sale_i69084672
Littlefield House is a simply stunning country residence. Exuding period charm and elegance, this former Victorian vicarage sits on a plot of approximately an acre of land, nestled in the beautiful Staffordshire countryside and offering over 5000 square feet of living space set over three floors, including four reception rooms, seven bedrooms and a separate two-bedroom cottage. Located in the small, picturesque village of Wall, only a short drive to the historic city of Lichfield.Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: G EPC Rating D & DServices - We understand that mains water, gas, and electricity are connected. There is a cesspool for sewerage.Terms - Local authority: Lichfield District CouncilAll viewings are strictly by prior appointment with agents Fine and Country.Broadband Standard Broadband (ADSL) is available in the areaMobile Coverage 4G & 5G Signal available in the area, we advise to check with your provider.The vendor has stated that although the annexe is listed for council tax, there is currently no charge.Title There are restrictive covenants and easements on this title. Please speak with the agent for further details.Flood Risk Although the property is in a very low risk area, groundwater flooding affected the cellar of the property in February 2024 for the first time in 25 years. A sump pump has since been installed. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_staffordshire-d635841/for-sale_i71026057
For Sale By Public Auction on 16 May 2024 starting at 08:30 AM - A Freehold Historic Period Manor House with outbuildings for potential development set in 10.12 acres The opportunity comprises Longnor Hall, a Grade II* Listed manor house dating back to 1726, steeped in history along with a Grade II Listed Coach House, traditional farm buildings, stabling and barns, all set within 10.12 acres (4.1 hectares) of formal gardens and land. At the centre of the adjacent farmyard lies a Grade II former weighbridge, of red brick construction under a red tiled roof with central finial This building dates back to 1890. Accommodation Longnor Hall - Longnor Hall, built in 1726, is a Grade II Listed Georgian manor house steeped in history. The building comprises an 'L' plan formation with a service wing to the rear. It is constructed of red brick in a Flemish bond over three storeys and has a symmetrical and decorative main facade. This features a central Gibbs surround doorway with pediment, and a range of sash windows with central pronounced keystones and brick aprons. Formal public spaces for the small country house are within the main hall, featuring an entrance hall, dining room, drawing room, library, dressing room and bathroom, as well as eight bedrooms. A range of early timber panelling survives within the principal rooms and the main bedrooms, as well as original austere fireplace surrounds, many of which feature delft tiling depicting religious imagery. The service wing features a pantry within the cellar, kitchen and small servants' hall at ground floor level and bedroom with cast iron range at first floor level. Garden - The front and side gardens currently laid to lawn and there is a concrete front driveway and parking area that leads to the roadside. The front garden is bordered by flower beds and shrubs and a conifer hedge. The property also benefits from a large walled kitchen garden with vegetable beds, fruit trees and a greenhouse. A brick archway leads to the rear courtyard. Outbuildings - Longnor Hall benefits from a useful range of traditional brick outbuildings. The U- shaped range comprising the stable yard and coach house is positioned around a central courtyard and the Coach House and archway, dating back to 1890, is Grade II listed. The stabling is currently divided into three stalls and a tack room and has a loft over. The buildings are currently used for general storage associated with the house. Longnor Hall Farm Buildings - Longnor Hall benefits from a useful range of traditional brick outbuildings. The U- shaped range comprising the stable yard and coach house is positioned around a central courtyard and the Coach House and archway, dating back to 1890, is Grade II listed. The stabling is currently divided into three stalls and a tack room and has a loft over. The buildings are currently used for general storage associated with the house. Land - The land is situated adjacent to the gardens and the drive and comprises a level enclosure of permanent pasture with frontage to the village road. It is bounded to the South by the Whiston Brook. Traditional Farm Buildings - Included within the sale are a range of farm buildings benefiiting from a previous planning consent for conversion to five residential Units, under planning reference No: 17/00314/FULL. The farm buildings are positioned around a covered central courtyard and comprises:- - Stables with a cobbled floor and loft over - Range of 8 individual boxes - A further stable, calf pens and cow stalls - Old dairy - Mill and mix area with loft over - Implement store and cart shed There is an additional range of more modern barns , that would be demolished under implementation of the above mentioned planning consent. They comprise:- - Range of Dutch Barns including two 5 bay barns and one 7 bay barn - Three bay Pole Barn - Former collecting yard of concrete block construction DeLaval milking parlour and former dairy - Former cubicle shed of steel frame, block and timber sleeper construction, central feed barrier and dividing gates (75ft x 120ft) - - - Silage Pit, open fronted and of steel frame and timber sleeper construction with a concrete floor (45ft x 120ft) - Boythorpe grain Silo (100 tonnes) - Grain Silo (60 tonnes) At the centre of the adjacent farmyard lies a Grade II listed former weighbridge, of red brick construction under a red tiled roof, with central finial. The building dates back to 1890. Location Longnor Hall is the principal manor house in the small rural hamlet of Longnor, a short distance from the village of Wheaton Aston and with easy onward access to the main centres in Staffordshire and the West Midlands conurbation. The M6, M5 and M54 are only a short distance away. Wheaton Aston provides an array of local facilities, and the house is conveniently situated for easy reach of the further amenities afforded by Wolverhampton City Centre, Stafford and Cannock with the M6 and the M54 motorways being easily accessible and which provide fast access to Shrewsbury, Birmingham and beyond. Rail services run from Stafford with excellent connections to London. Furthermore, the area is well served by schooling in both sectors in Wolverhampton, Stafford, Newport and Brewood with a highly regarded primary school being situated in the nearby village of Bishops Wood. Planning Included within the sale are a range of farm buildings benefitting from a previous planning consent for conversion to five residential units, under planning reference no. 17/00314/FULL. There is an additional range of more modern barns that could be demolished as part of the redevelopment of the site. Rights of way, wayleaves, easements, restrictive covenants etc The property is sold subject to, or with the benefit of any rights of way, wayleaves, restrictive covenants etc. which may exist whether mentioned in these particulars or not. Manor House of Historical Importance Nestled in the picturesque landscape of Staffordshire, Longnor Hall emerges as a quintessential emblem of England's rich architectural and agricultural heritage. Constructed in 1726, this estate hall represents not just the zenith of architectural elegance of its time but also a living chronicle of the evolving English countryside. As a Grade II* Listed building, Longnor Hall is distinguished not only by its architectural merit but also by its historical significance, standing as a testament to the lives and legacies of its various inhabitants through the centuries. The hall was built by Ralph Edge, marking a pivotal moment in the architectural landscape of the region. With the initals R.E.I. gracefully inscribed on a cast iron rainwater head, the hall's construction heralds the meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail that define the era. The hall's design, characterised by its red brick construction in Flemish bond, symmetrical and decorative main facade, and the elegant proportion of its interiors, reflects a harmonious blend of formality with the functionality of a high-status hall of an estate. Today, Longnor Hall stands as a beacon of historical and architectural significance. Its Grade II* listing underscores the importance of preserving such edifices, not only for their aesthetic and historical value but also for their role in telling the story of England's rural past. Historical Timeline of Longnor Hall The narrative of Longnor Hall is a tapestry of English heritage, stitched through centuries of history, architecture, and the lives of its inhabitants. Its story is not merely about the construction of a building but the evolution of a community and the land it occupies. This timeline encapsulates the pivotal moments. Early Medieval Period: The name Longnor originates from Old English, meaning 'the long alder copse'. This period marked the establishment of Longnor as a settlement, situated near the main Roman road from London to Wroxeter, hinting at its longstanding signicance in the region. 1086: Documented in the Domesday Book, it was part of the manor of Bradley, showcasing its early agricultural roots and its role within the local feudal system. 15th-16th Century: Longnor remained under the auspices of the manor of Bradley, governed by the Lords of Staord. The Aston family, through strategic marriages, came to own the hall, integrating it into their broader estate holdings. 1687: The manor saw a change of hands from John Fennihouse to William Saunders, setting the stage for the construction of Longnor Hall. 1719: Ralph Edge acquired the manor through marriage to Saunders' daughter, Jane. This union led to the construction in 1726, with its architecture possibly inuenced by Francis Smith of Warwick, a prominent architect of the me. Early 19th Century: Ownership transitioned to the Edge family descendants, underlining the hall's status as a signicant familial and agricultural seat. 1839: Henry Leaver purchased the estate, initiating a series of substantial modications that enhanced its stature and prestige. This era marked the demolition of earlier structures and the construction of new farm buildings, shaping the estate's current form. 1890: H. Mitchell acquired the estate, contributing further to its legacy through signicant upgrades, including the addition of the Grade II Listed Coach House and Weighbridge House. Early 20th Century: W.J. Shuker, a notable local agriculturist, tenanted the hall, expanding its agricultural operations signicantly. 1921: The Holt family, under James Holt, purchased the estate, continuing to inuence its development and ensuring its preservation into the modern era. 1962: The Ministry of Housing listed the Hall, recognising its historical and architectural signicance. 2019: The passing of Robert Stuart Holt marked the end of an era but also a connued commitment to preserving the legacy of Longnor Hall. The Estate and Its Owners Longnor Hall, a beacon of historical and architectural signicance in Staordshire, has been shaped by the lineage of its owners, each leaving an indelible mark on its structure, land, and legacy. From its origins in the 18th century to its role as a prestigious country estate, it has evolved through the hands of several key families, each contributing to the estate's rich tapestry of history. The Edge Family: Foundational Inuence Early 18th Century: Ralph Edge constructs Longnor Hall, embedding his initials R.E.I. and the construction year, 1726, into the fabric of the building. This marks the beginning of the Edge family's inuence, setting the architectural and historical tone of the estate. The Leaver Legacy: Expansion and Transformation 1839: Henry Leaver acquires the estate instigating signicant changes that would redene the it. Under his stewardship, earlier structures are replaced with a 'U' plan courtyard of farm buildings, heralding a new era of agricultural productivity and architectural evolution. The Mitchell Era: Enhancements and Additions Late 19th Century: H. Mitchell, known for his contributions to the brewing industry, becomes the proprietor. His tenure is marked by the addition of the Grade II Listed Coach House and Weighbridge House in 1890, along with extensive modications to the hall itself, enriching the estate's architectural diversity and heritage. The Holt Family: Custodianship into the Modern Era Early 20th Century to Present: The Holt family takes up the mantle, ensuring the preservation and continued relevance of the property. Their period of ownership sees the estate through challenges and changes, including the transition of agricultural practices and the maintenance of its historical and architectural integrity. Heritage Longnor Hall, with its origins deeply rooted in the agricultural landscape of Staordshire, has played a pivotal role in shaping the agricultural heritage and land use of the area. The estate's agricultural legacy is marked by a dedication to both crop production and livestock farming. Throughout its history, Longnor Hall has seen the cultivation of a variety of crops, adhering to the demands of the time and advancements in agricultural techniques. The farming practices implemented on the estate were often ahead of their me, integrating innovations that would set standards for the region. The story of Longnor Hall stands as a testament to the resilience, innovation, and heritage of rural England. From its origins in the early 18th century to its role in the 20th century and beyond, Longnor Hall has not only been a witness to history but has actively participated in the shaping of the local landscape and community. Each owner, from Ralph Edge to the Holt family, has left an indelible mark, contributing to the hall's rich tapestry of history, architecture, and agriculture. The hall embodies the essence of continuity amidst change. Its walls have seen the transition from hand farming to mechanised agriculture, from local governance to national politics, and from private residence to heritage asset. Yet, throughout these transitions, Longnor Hall has remained steadfast, a beacon of tradition and progress intertwined. In the end, Longnor Hall is more than just a building or an estate; it is a living history book, each page filled with stories of people, architecture, and the land. Auctioneer's Note The Purchaser(s) deemed to have full knowledge of the boundaries, and neither the vendor nor their agents will be responsible for defining ownership of the boundaries, hedges or fences. Please note offers may be considered prior to the Auction Sale. Viewing Times Strictly by appointment with the Auctioneers. Live-Streamed Auction Please note that the Auction will be livestreamed via our website. 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Welcome to the impressive Beauchamp House, greeted by electric gates and a well lit driveway lined with evergreens that leads you past the tennis court and into your circular driveway centred by a water fountain.You'd be forgiven for thinking that this property set over seven acres feels like a resort with it's magnificent pool area with a hot tub, outdoor kitchen and barbecue hut all overlooking your landscaped gardens, lawns and lake filled with wildlife. A five bedroom, four bathroom modern home, six car garage with office, shower and toilet, a large annex by the lake, provide an impressive 6700 sqft of internal space and still the ability to expand and extend the current home.Working from home is a very comfortable prospect with a large office in the house as well as the separate annex that is set up as a large three room office with a theater, boardroom, kitchenette and 3 toilets.As if all of this weren't enough for the price point there is planning approved to build three separate holiday lets where the annex sits by the lake so if you're looking for a property that has a major earning opportunity, then this is it.Close to the ancient village of Kinver which dates back to the Iron Age this home is a modern day resort that could be yours very soon.Accommodation Summary Ground FloorThis home has a relaxing, minimalist vibe right from the newly installed porch and entrance foyer. It is impeccably finished with large tiled floors, warmed by features like the exposed brick walls and impressive fireplace in the living room. Timber is prominent too as a trim in this contemporary fit out.There's beautiful separation for the home office at ground level with a wonderful viewing room looking over the lake, perfect for reading a good book when the weather tells you to stay inside.With another large living room for TV or a play room, a separate formal dining with access straight onto the patio and a kitchen attached to a separate utility, this is truly a fantastic family home.First FloorThe staircase leads up to the five bedrooms with new plush carpet and four bathrooms. Three of the bathrooms have been completely remodeled 6 months ago. OutsideThe same exquisite attention to details extends to the back garden with its resort pool, perfect for laps, & leaving ample room down below for a beautifully landscaped lawn and surrounding garden for the kids and adults to enjoy.And talk about brilliant design; there's a magnificent enclosed alfresco area on this upper level too, with a fully equipped outdoor modern kitchen and a covered built-in barbecue area.The lighting has been been really thought through with lights at every angle and surrounding the lake allowing you take evening walks and interact with the wildlife.For every car enthusiast, this is brilliant. A deep 6 car garage that has its own office, gas heating, and bathroom with shower suite.There is another separate garage/storage unit next to the tennis court, an outside bar next to the barbecue hut and another lockup shed.LocationKinver 2.5 miles, Stourbridge 2.9 miles, Enville 3.1 miles, Kingswinford 3.2 miles, Blakedown 5.7 miles, Kidderminster 6.4 miles, Hagley 7.2 miles, Birmingham 18 miles (all distances approximate)Just a short drive into Stourbridge and local villages such as Kinver that offer a great range of shops and general amenities. The area offers quality walks, hiking, horse and bike riding.ServicesMains electricity, gas and water.TenureFreeholdEPC E / Council Tax Band G For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_west-midlands-d637177/for-sale_i71677900
With an undeniable presence, and standing proudly in the beautiful Staffordshire countryside, this elegant period family farmhouse home offers something truly unique. With character at every turn, the scope within this glorious country residence is tantalisingly attractive. To have the opportunity to take a historic house on its next journey and to build upon its proud legacy is particularly rare, and will be found appealing to many sophisticated buyers. The task is a tempting one - to take what is already a well-presented home, grade II* listed, and invest in it to create a unified home of local and regional importance, whilst remaining firm to the heritage and comforts of its country home status. The location is stunning, just some 8 miles from the cathedral city of Lichfield which offers both culture and easy access via the West Coast Main Line taking 1 hour 16 minutes to London Euston. Communications are excellent being 10 miles from the M6 Toll road linking into the main national motorway network. Birmingham International Airport is some 27 miles distant. The city centre at Birmingham is 30 miles away with excellent rail links to both Lichfield and Rugeley. Mavesyn Ridware is a particularly beautiful village containing six Listed buildings. Of these, two are Grade I, being the Gatehouse at The Old Hall, the other the church. The Old Hall is Grade II* and sits close to St Nicholas' church founded in about 1140 and largely built in 1782 with the Tower being earlier dating from the fifteenth century. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_rugeley-d196957/for-sale_i68527058
*** OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY 27TH APRIL - CALL TO RESERVE YOUR TIME SLOT *** Built circa 1840, this stunning Grade II listed country home comes complete with a separate two bedroom cottage and large timber framed barn. Set in approximately 1.8 acres of stunning gardens, Shenstone House is ideally located between Lichfield and Sutton Coldfield and within easy reach of local amenities in the beautiful village of Shenstone and provides easy access to the midlands rail and motorway network. Mentioned in the Domesday Book, Shenstone is a delightful village, situated between Sutton Coldfield and Lichfield. The village is well served by a range of pubs, restaurants and shops as well as a popular primary school. The village is well served for public transport and is home to a train station served by the Cross-City Line offering connections to the West Coast Main Line at Lichfield Trent Valley where direct trains to London Euston are available taking approximately 1 hour 20 minutes. The M6 Toll is just a short drive away giving access to the motorway network. The present owners have preserved the architectural integrity of the house, whist meticulously maintaining it throughout. There approximately 8,500 sqft on offer across the main house, cottage and barn with the main house being more than 5,100 sqft. Shenstone House - Come Inside: Approached over a sweeping gated and gravelled driveway leading to the main house and barn where you will find parking space for several vehicles. Stepping through the front door with its original semi-circle porch of cornice on two columns and pilasters against wall with fanlight window above, you enter the palatial reception hall with wood panelled walls and high ceilings. Doors lead to both the formal dining room and drawing room, with double doors leading to an inner hallway with stairs rising to the first floor. The elegant drawing room enjoys a dual aspect with views to the front and rear gardens. An ornate marble fireplace makes for a beautiful focal point and a further door leads to the rear lobby. The formal dining room enjoys views over the front garden, and with two large windows, is flooded with natural light. A feature stone fireplace sets the room off and is an ideal space for family gatherings and dinner parties. A further door leads to the rear hallway with second staircase (originally the servants stairs) which in turn, provides access to the kitchen and the snug with windows overlooking the front and rear with a delightful inglenook fireplace and log-burner, making it an ideal cosy space to escape to in the winter months. The large, farmhouse style family kitchen enjoys views over the kitchen garden and features a beamed ceiling and quarry-tiled floor. There are a range of wall and base units, and a brick built central island unit and a door to a large and useful pantry. A door leads to the kitchen garden while the kitchen space opens into the family room with patio doors leading to the rear gardens. A brick built open fire adds to the charm and character of the space and a door leads to the laundry room. The first floor can be accessed by the aforementioned 'servants' staircase or via the beautiful grand wooded staircase which sweeps and turns opening onto the spacious landing which is filled with natural light thanks to a large window overlooking the rear gardens. This floor is home to four double bedrooms and the home office/study all of which benefit from delightful fireplaces in keeping with the grandeur of this exceptional home. The principal bedroom is exquisite incorporating a beautiful fireplace with two windows overlooking the rear gardens providing the room with plenty of natural light. A 'hidden' en-suite features a sunken bath with shower over and a wash hand basin. The other bedrooms and study all have views over the front garden and driveway. The spacious family bathroom offers a real slice of opulence with a large bath sitting centrally in the room surrounding by wood panelled half height walls. A separate shower cubicle adds convenience while large linen cupboards provide plenty of storage. There is a separate wc located off the landing. The second floor consist of two excellent sized bedrooms and a further family bathroom. Both bedrooms are currently used as games/hobbies rooms with the larger of the two housing a full size, professional snooker table. Come Outside: Sitting in approximately 1.8 acres, the gardens offer a truly idyllic space to relax and unwind. Meandering paths weave their way through the mature trees and shrubs leading to areas of lawn. The borders are filled with a plethora of mature plants and shrubs providing an ever-changing backdrop throughout the seasons. To the front of the property is a private and immaculately maintained lawn with well-established borders of plants, shrubbery, and trees. Shenstone House Cottage - Come Inside: Being accessible completely independently from the main house, this wonderful two-bedroom cottage is full of character and charm. Having separate services and parking, the cottage would be ideal for visiting family and friends, an annex for parents or older children, or even as a potential business venture as a private rental or Airbnb property. The spacious living room has feature arched windows to the front overlooking the kitchen garden and patio doors to the rear providing access and views to the private cottage garden. The dining room opens into the kitchen and also features patio doors to the garden. The kitchen is fitted with a range of wall and base units with integrated appliances. To the first floor are two double bedrooms with exposed beams to the ceilings and both benefitting from having en-suite bathrooms and plenty of storage. Come Outside: The cottage benefits from having its own delightful private walled garden mainly laid to lawn with mature trees and borders. The Barn@Shenstone House Offering a vast amount of space, the red brick barn provides extraordinary flexibility with three sets of full height barn doors as well as two 'up & over' garage doors. There is a useful mezzanine level giving even more storage space. The barn would be ideal for several uses including a workshop, garaging or a studio and has even held its fair share of parties over the years! For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses/for-sale_i70804266
This stunning five-bedroom residence, believed to have been built in the latter part of the 18th Century on the site of the original Rock Tower, presents a rare opportunity to own a truly remarkable property. Formerly utilised by the Every family to arrive in Newton Solney by boat for social gatherings, Rock House underwent reconstruction in the early 1870s, evolving into a 'conventional mid-Victorian villa'. Boasting 7222 sq. ft of accommodation, its strategic architectural layout maximises sunlight exposure, offering versatile living space ideal for family life or entertaining. Upon entry, a spacious reception hallway leads to the guest cloakroom, morning room, drawing room, and dining room. Additionally, the property features a well-appointed kitchen, breakfast room, garden/orangery with stunning river views, a study, games room, laundry, pantry, and store. Accessible from within the house, there is a well-proportioned 1-bedroomed apartment with a living kitchen.The first floor reveals a generous semi-galleried landing providing access to 5 bedrooms and a bathroom with Jack & Jill function to bedroom 2. The spacious principal bedroom suite includes a large dressing room and contemporary ensuite.Situated on a picturesque plot of approximately 2.5 acres, the property offers a high level of privacy with woodland areas and lawned gardens overlooking the River Trent, perfect for alfresco dining/entertaining and family life. A sweeping driveway provides extensive parking and access to a triple open-fronted garage with direct access to the house.Ground FloorRock House is a captivating property distinguished by its impressive features, including magnificent high ceilings adorned with intricate cornicing and tall bay windows in the principal rooms. The entrance is marked by a striking heavily studded timber front door, flanked by stone mullioned and leaded stained glass windows, which opens into a front vestibule boasting a stone floor and oak panelling. The oak panelling extends into a spacious reception hall, characterised by several archways and doors leading off to all principal rooms, as well as a wide staircase ascending to the first floor.The morning room, aptly named for its orientation, features a tall bay window at the front, welcoming the morning sun with views over the garden. An inviting open fireplace with a marble hearth and surround graces the room, accompanied by fitted cupboards adorned with bookshelves on either side. Positioned towards the rear of the house, the magnificent drawing room and equally impressive dining room offer expansive bay windows affording fabulous views over the River Trent, complemented by open fireplaces featuring marble surrounds. Within the drawing room's bay window, cozy window seats invite one to bask in the scenery. French doors set within a full-height bay open onto the patio, enhancing the indoor-outdoor flow.The L-shaped kitchen boasts a generous array of fitted medium oak cupboards and drawers topped with granite work surfaces. Appliances include a four-oven gas Aga, electric halogen hob, and dishwasher. A wall opening connects through to the garden room, accessible via a breakfast room adjacent to the kitchen. The garden room, a standout feature added around 2007, boasts a remarkable cantilevered design and offers breath-taking views over the River Trent. Equipped with a thermostat-controlled roof ventilation system, Rain Guard rain sensors, and travertine flooring with underfloor heating, this space epitomises comfort and luxury.Adjacent to the entrance hall, a guest cloakroom with a separate WC and linen cupboard is found, along with a study and substantial vaulted brick cellar with extensive wine racking. A rear hallway with a quarry-tiled floor leads to a sizeable games room, a walk-in pantry, large laundry and a wood store. Accessible from the games room is a further corridor housing a washroom, boiler room, and access to the garage. This section of the accommodation offers versatility and potential for conversion to additional ancillary accommodation, subject to necessary consents.Another hallway leads to an external door providing direct access to the garage and stairs leading to an excellent self-contained apartment. The apartment comprises a generous open-plan living room/kitchen having stunning views over the river trent. The kitchen area features ample cupboard space and a central island unit/breakfast bar. Integrated appliances include an AEG double oven, dishwasher, and fridge freezer. Additionally, the apartment features a large double bedroom with a fireplace and built-in wardrobes, a contemporary style shower room with a remote-controlled shower and a separate WC.Accessible from the entrance hall, a substantial cellar awaits exploration, featuring numerous chambers, some boasting vaulted brick ceilings and extensive wine racking, providing excellent wine cellarage.First FloorAn impressive wide oak-panelled staircase ascends to the first-floor landing, adorned with a charming stained glass skylight. The expansive principle bedroom suite encompasses a dual-aspect bedroom, measuring 28'1" x 14'0", offering views over the front and side gardens. The bedroom also enjoys a contemporary style en suite bathroom includes a separate shower cubicle and superb a superb dressing room featuring fitted wardrobes with dual aspect views over the River Trent. An inviting guest bedroom features a bay window offering picturesque views of the River Trent, accompanied by French cherry wood fitted wardrobes and a Jack & Jill en suite bathroom. Additionally, three spacious bedrooms, one with an ensuite, and a flexible box room, ideal for a linen or dressing room, complete the first-floor accommodations.OutsideSet amidst exquisite landscaped gardens and grounds encompassing river frontage and a portion of the River Trent itself, the property spans approximately 2.55 acres.Accessed via a private driveway off Church Lane, the property leads to a spacious gravelled forecourt offering ample parking space. Additionally, there is a brick-built three-bay open-fronted garage/carport, conveniently providing internal access to the house.A gravelled pathway leads around the formal garden which has a wide lawn, and through the wooded areas which have a wide selection of mature shrubs and specimen trees including blue cedar, sweet chestnut, holly, poplars and a marvellous display of rhododendrons.On the south western side of the house there is a fine Victorian patio with stone steps leading down to a sunken dining terrace. The path continues around to the rear of the property to an elevated seating terrace.On the lower ground level a gravelled path leads to steps down to the river's edge, where boundary of the property extends to the midline of the river. On the north-eastern side of the house there is an enclosed brick paved yard which can be accessed from the rear hallway, featuring brick outbuildings including a log store, tool shed and double timber gates.Tenure: Freehold EPC: E Tax Band: HFor more information, please contact Anthony Taylor at Fine & Country Derbyshire For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/villas_church-lane-d635010/for-sale_i70604721
There is the added benefit of having a further 2 bedroom detached cottage, as well as further ancillary accommodation. With outstanding views and privacy, Fox Earth is in easy reach of the county town of Stafford, Stone and Uttoxeter as well as the local and popular Moddershall Spa and Hotel. Fox Earth offers unrivalled versatile living accommodation of majestic proportions. To include the detached cottage and garaging/annex, the residence is ideal for the growing family, for the extended family, for multiple occupation and for working from or running a business from home and also for private entertaining and corporate hospitality on a small or grand scale. The light and airy interiors enjoy a particularly warm and inviting nature; carpeted and tastefully decorated throughout and primed for immediate personal dressing and styling. Beyond the 7 exquisite reception rooms there is a fabulous gallery great hall and an exquisite cutting-edge fitted kitchen/breakfast/day room. There are 6 finely balanced bedrooms with a remarkable complement of various en-suite bathrooms and dressing rooms. All the bedrooms offer delightful private aspects over the gardens and countryside beyond. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_staffordshire-r741823/for-sale_i68372247
CALL US TO ARRANGE A VIEWING 9AM UNTIL 9PM 7 DAYS A WEEK!Additional land available for purchase through separate negotiation. 'Price is what you pay. Value is what you get.' - Warren Buffett Exciting opportunity alert! Get ready to own a portfolio of meticulously renovated luxury dwellings with residential status. These properties offer versatility as they are currently run as a successful holiday complex. Plus, the chance to negotiate the purchase of additional land. Whether as a whole or separate lots, this is an investment worth considering! #LuxuryLiving #PropertyInvestment #OpportunityKnocksDenise White's Comments - We are delighted to present an exceptional opportunity to acquire a portfolio of three meticulously renovated luxury dwellings. Currently operating as a highly successful holiday complex, these properties also hold residential status. Additionally, there is a versatile outbuilding, known as 'The Games Shack', catering to guests' entertainment needs. This outbuilding offers the potential for further development, whether as additional accommodation or as a garage, workshop, or stables (subject to planning permission). Furthermore, there is the option to negotiate the purchase of up to 53 acres of land separately, we can tailor and amount to suit your requirements. The properties can be acquired as a whole or divided into four separate lots.Situated in the picturesque location of Bradnop, within the Staffordshire Moorlands, this collection of properties offers a truly captivating setting. Conveniently located near the charming market town of Leek, residents will benefit from a wide range of local amenities. The portfolio includes the following dwellings:1. Holly Dale: A luxurious four-bedroom detached home, complete with outbuildings.2. Pastures Barn: A beautifully renovated three-bedroom semi-detached barn.3. Parlour Barn: Another splendidly renovated three-bedroom semi-detached barn.4. The Games Shack an outbuilding offers the potential for further development5. Additional agricultural land of up to 53 acres. Each property has been thoughtfully designed and restored to the highest standards, ensuring a comfortable and elegant living experience.This remarkable opportunity combines the allure of country living as well as a thriving hospitality business. Whether you choose to enjoy these residences as your private sanctuary or continue operating them as a successful holiday complex, this portfolio offers an enticing prospect. Do not miss the chance to acquire this extraordinary investment in a truly idyllic location.Location - Resting at the foot of the Peak District National Park, is this luxurious semi-detached barn conversion. Bradnop is on the outskirts of the thriving market town of Leek with Ashbourne and Buxton a reasonable short drive away, all offering great local amenities including supermarkets, a leisure centre, medical and dental facilities and a range of boutique and independent shops and eateries with easy access to the renowned Peak District National Park. The barn is well positioned in a rural yet accessible location with excellent transport links via the A523. The larger city of Stoke-on-Trent offers a further range of services and good transport links to both Manchester and Birmingham via the M6 Motorway.There are a number of well regarded primary and secondary schools in Leek including Leek First School, Westwood First School and Westwood College. St Anslems in Bakewell, voted Tatler Prep School of 2021 and the well regarded Abbotsholme School and Denstone College are within reasonable travelling distance.Stoke on Trent Train Station provides mainline train services to both Manchester and Birmingham in under an hour alongside Macclesfield Train station. Manchester International Airport is within 30 miles.The local area holds many other countryside attractions, including the Dovedale Nature Reserve. Here there's a plethora of picturesque views, iconic limestone formations and pathways for walking and cycling. Not forgetting The Roaches, a rocky outcrop carved by wind over the centuries a great place for walkers, rock climbers and fell runners alike. Meanwhile, Tittsworth Reservoir lies just 10 minutes away, offering various water sports including kayaking, fishing and sailing, as well as an excellent local produce cafe.Holly Dale - Hollydale presents a truly unique opportunity to acquire a meticulously renovated four-bedroom detached farmhouse, where the charm of the original structure has been carefully preserved while incorporating modern comforts and stylish farmhouse interiors. The current owners have breathed new life into this historic farmhouse, creating a stunning residence that will captivate buyers. Additionally, the property provides the exciting possibility of acquiring additional land that suits a buyers needs and lifestyle requirements.This exceptional detached home is nestled at the foot of the Peak District National Park and boasts breath-taking views of its picturesque surrounding. The property showcases a superior standard of craftsmanship and design, featuring an exquisite open-plan kitchen with a dining area with access to a delightful patio. The layout has been thoughtfully arranged to optimise space and accommodate the diverse needs of potential buyers. The refurbishment of the property included the use of high-quality fixtures and fittings, with accommodation spread across three floors to maximise the space available. Upon entering, an inviting hallway leads to the main living area and a staircase to the first floor. The kitchen is a true showstopper, designed to impress even the most discerning culinary enthusiasts. It boasts a splendid range of units, fitted appliances, and a stylish island/breakfast bar with waterfall edge granite countertops. The kitchen seamlessly flows into the dining area, which features a door opening onto the rear terrace, providing the perfect spot to relax and unwind. Adjacent to the kitchen is a utility/laundry room with an additional storage room, as well as a convenient ground floor cloakroom. The sitting room offers a generous space to unwind and relax, complete with a striking stone fireplace housing a wood-burning stove. Moving to the first floor, three spacious double bedrooms await, each adorned with luxurious carpets, tasteful decor, and en-suite facilities. A delightful surprise awaits on the landing, where a hidden hideaway currently serves as a games/cinema room for children. The second floor is home to the principal bedroom, a truly expansive retreat featuring a stunning vaulted ceiling, exposed beams, and a decorative wooden panel wall. The en-suite bathroom has been cleverly designed to be open plan yet discreet, boasting exquisite features such as an exposed brick wall, a vaulted ceiling with beams, a spacious walk-in shower, a freestanding bathtub, a sink unit with storage, and a concealed WC. Ample storage space is available in the eaves of the property.The outdoor area of the farmhouse is equally impressive, with beautifully landscaped gardens that include charming stone patio seating areas housing a hot tub, sauna, and a delightful thatched heated garden building. A well-maintained garden area with a good size lawn is idea for the children to play. Two additional spacious outbuildings provide versatility, one currently utilised as a games room and the other serving as valuable storage space. A driveway offers ample parking for multiple vehicles.In summary, Hollydale presents a rare opportunity to own a sensitively renovated farmhouse that seamlessly blends historic charm with contemporary living. The stunning interiors, picturesque surroundings, and extensive outdoor amenities alongside the chance to purchase more land make this property a dream for those seeking that idyllic country lifestyle.Entrance Hall - Stairs off to the first floor accommodation, heritage style radiator, fitted carpet, inset spotlighting, meter cupboard and access gained into the kitchen dining room.Open Plan Kitchen Dining Room - 6.10m x 3.96m (20'0 x 12'11) - A range of fitted wall, base and pantry units with granite work sufaces over and utilised as splash backs in the design of the kitchen. Large Belfast style sink with brass designed central tap over and a window over to the front of the property. Integrated dishwasher, bin store, BOSH induction hob with an extractor hood over, BOSH electric oven and microwave, breakfast island incorporating storage space, wine cooler and a seating area with a waterfall design granite surface. Tiled flooring with under floor heating, inset spotlighting, two ceiling lights over the dining area, door leading out to the rear patio seating area with full length windows to each side, space for an American Fridge Freezer, useful under stairs storage space, access to the Lounge, Utility and Ground Floor Cloakroom.Lounge - 3.35m x 6.40m (10'11 x 20'11) - Fitted carpet, double glazed windows to the rear, side and front aspects, two heritage style radiators, wall lights, inset spotlighting, focal feature stone fireplace and hearth with a CLEARVIEW log burning fire.Laundry Room - 2.74m x 1.22m (8'11 x 4'0) - Stainless steel sink unit, central tap with storage cupboard under, pluming for washing machine and space for a dryer, tiled flooring, radiator, window to the front aspect, tiled sill, ceiling light, door leading outside to the front of the house, access to a store room.Cloakroom - Tiled flooring, Heritage style W.C. and wash hand basin, part tiled walls, ceiling light, window to the rear aspect.First Floor Accommodation - Bedroom Two - 3.35m x 4.90m (10'11 x 16'0 ) - Double bedroom with a fitted carpet, radiator, ceiling light, double glazed window to the front aspect, access to the En-suite Bathroom.En-Suite Bathroom - 3.05m x 2.44m max - 1.22m min (10'92 x 8'42 max - - W.C. wash hand basin set in a vanity unit with storage under, fitted wall mirror with touch screen lighting, fitted shower cubicle with shower head and shower attachment, part tiled wall, heated towel rail, window to the rear aspect, inset spotlighting and extractor fan.Bedroom Three - 3.66m x 2.44m (12'0 x 8'0 ) - A double room with a fitted carpet, double glazed window to the front aspect, ceiling light, radiator, access to the en-suite shower room.En-Suite Shower Room - 1.83m x 1.83m (6'74 x 6) - W.C. fitted shower cubicle with shower attachment and shower head, vanity wash hand basin with storage under, part tiled walls, extractor fan, inset spotlighting, heated towel rail, double glazed window to the front aspect.Bedroom Four - 2.44m x 2.44m (8'86 x 8'63) - Fitted carpet, wall lights, double glazed window to the side aspect, ceiling light, radiator, access gained into the en-suite shower room.En-Suite Shower Room - 2.13m x 0.91m (7'65 x 3'27) - W.C. fitted shower cubicle with shower attachment and shower head, vanity wash hand basin with storage under, part tiled walls, extractor fan, inset spotlighting, heated towel rail.Hideaway Room - On the first floor off the landing you can also enter through the gnome door into the gaming den with star lighting, ideal for a child's hideaway.Second Floor - Principle Bedroom - 5.69m x 3.96m min (18'08 x 13'31 min ) - Vaulted ceilings with exposed beams, fitted carpet, radiator, storage into the eaves, wooden panelled feature wall, inset spotlighting, exposed brick wall opening up into the en-suite bathroom, window to the side aspect with shutters, two skylights, inset spotlighting.En-Suite Bathroom - 3.05m x 4.27m (10'0 x 14'0 ) - Fitted with a deep bathtub which is a freestanding design, walk in shower cubicle with shower head and attachment, vanity wash hand basin with storage under, W.C. two heated towel rails, skylight, storage into the eaves, inset spotlighting, extractor, part tiled walls, vaulted ceiling with exposed beams, exposed brick wall, window to the side aspect, loft access.Outbuilding - Games Room -18'09 x 17'98Storage - 18'09 x 8'62Parlour Barn - Parlour Barn is a remarkable example of a barn conversion that has been meticulously restored with a modern touch while still honouring its historical roots. This conversion showcases the possibilities that can be achieved when combining contemporary design with the charm of a traditional barn structure. It serves as an inspiration for those seeking a unique and stunning home that seamlessly blends the old with the new. Parlour Barn is one of two barns, the other being Pastures Barn, which have been sensitively linked to provide two residential dwellings.One of the key aspects of this project is the careful attention to detail alongside the high specification of fixture and fittings and the celebration of the barn's past. The restoration process involved giving the building a new purpose as a distinctive and one-of-a-kind residence. The architects and designers behind Parlour Barn recognised the potential of the existing structure and transformed it into a show-stopping home that exudes character.What sets this barn conversion apart is the perfect balance between old and new elements. By preserving and utilising original features, such as reclaimed timber and stone not only adds authenticity but also creates unique features that cannot be replicated in new constructions. The integration of these materials seamlessly blends the past with the present, resulting in a truly captivating aesthetic.The layout of Parlour Barn was carefully considered and has created the most stunning accommodation space that fits in with modern day's requirements perfectly. The main living accommodation is situated on the first floor, taking advantage of the barn's impressive vaulted ceiling. This open-plan space encompasses the kitchen and dining area, providing a modern, spacious, and a characterful environment. From this vantage point, you can enjoy breath-taking views of the surrounding countryside, further enhancing the appeal of this unique design. The living area is nicely tucked away, providing a beautiful cosy area with a log burner to truly create that homely feel. It is also open plan enough to use for social occasions to incorporate the kitchen dining areas. To conclude this floor, there is a most useful utility/shower room.On the ground floor, the barn conversion offers ample space for three double bedrooms, a snug seating area, and a modern family bathroom with a bath and separate shower cubicle. This thoughtful layout ensures that the needs of modern living are met while maintaining the integrity of the barn's original design.Outside, there is a great garden space which is laid mainly to lawn at present, leading up to a stone raised patio area that is showcased with a dry stone wall and modernised with a glass balustrade design surrounding. You will find a thatched deluxe heated outdoor garden hut ideal for outdoor dining, entertaining, or just relaxing, a hot tub, and a sauna, providing ideal facilities to relish in relaxation within the stunning countryside environment. The property offers ample parking space for multiple vehicles, and there is the potential to acquire additional land through separate negotiations. This additional land could be used to construct a detached garage, subject to obtaining the necessary planning consents.Furthermore, there is an opportunity to purchase additional agricultural land if desired, which would complement the existing dwelling. Additionally, there is the option to acquire the current games shack, which would provide a separate access to Parlour Barn from the main road. This presents exciting possibilities for those interested in expanding the accommodation, whether it be for dependent relatives or for generating income through a holiday rental. It also opens doors for equestrian enthusiasts in need of land and stables or individuals seeking a lifestyle change and the opportunity to raise livestock. The potential is limitless, but all plans are subject to obtaining the required planning consents and are available through separate negotiations from Parlour Barn.Overall Parlour Barn stands a remarkable opportunity to purchase a stunning example of repurposing and restoring historical structures. By honouring the barn's rich history and incorporating modern design elements, this conversion has resulted in a truly exceptional home. The meticulous attention to detail and use of original materials bring an authentic and charming character to the property, seamlessly blending modern comforts with rustic appeal. This alongside the option to purchase more land and the 'games shack' is truly a once in a lifetime purchase !Entrance Area - A oak staircase with vision glass balustrade leading up into the open plan kitchen and dining area. Ceiling light over stairs, fitted carpet, storage cupboard and access into the shower/utility room.Parlour Barn Floorplan - Open Plan Kitchen Dining Room - 5.33m x 7.77m to dining area narrowing to 5.49m (1 - Wooden designed flooring, radiator, double glazed window to the front aspect with Belfast style sink under with central brass effect tap and granite drainer, two skylights and inset spotlighting, exposed wooden beams to vaulted ceiling, two ceiling lights positioned over the kitchen's island, fitted with an extensive range of wall, base and larder units with work granite work surfaces over, granite splash backs and sill, concealed lighting under, integrated BOSH induction hob and work surface extractor, integrated dishwasher and bins, Bosh electric oven and microwave, space for American style fridge freezer, wine cooler, breakfast island with space for bar stools and additional storage space, wall mounted contemporary style cylinder style radiator. exposed brick feature wall which leads into the lounge.Dining Space - A clearly defined dining space with the continuation of the wood designed flooring, two central lights over the dining area, double glazed window, exposed wooden beams to the vaulted ceiling, radiator.Lounge - Fitted carpet, exposed brick wall, exposed wooden beams to vaulted ceiling, inset spotlighting, two double glazed windows, two feature barn window, log burner.Shower/Utility Room - 2.44m x 2.44m (8'49 x 8'54) - W.C. Shower cubicle, wash hand basin with storage under, continuation of wooden designed flooring, plumbing for washing machine, boiler, meter cupboard, inset spotlighting. Splash backs, work surface space, extractor. radiator.Ground Floor - Fitted carpet, double glazed windows to the front aspect with one feature floor to ceiling windows in a panel of three, inset spotlighting, some exposed stone work to walls, access into the three bedrooms and bathroom.Bedroom One - 2.44m max x 4.90m (8'99 max x 16'01 ) - A good size double with storage cupboard, fitted carpet, inset spotlighting, full length windows floor to ceiling height in a panel of three with access outside, exposed stone work to wall next to windows.Bedroom Two - 2.74m x 5.49m (9'40 x 18'26 ) - A good size double room with a fitted carpet, two double glazed windows, inset spotlighting, ample space for wardrobes and drawers.Bedroom Three - 4.67m x 2.74m max (15'04 x 9'51 max ) - Double glazed window, inset spotlighting, fitted carpet.Family Bathroom - A modern suite which comprises; bath, shower cubicle, W.C. vanity wash hand basin with storage under, shelving space and fitted bathroom cabinet, part tiled walls, inset spotlighting, extractor fan, touch sensor light wall mounted mirror, heated towel rail, tiled flooring, part tiled walls, extractor fan.Pastures Barn - OPEN PLAN KITCHEN DINING ROOM I LOUNGE CLOAKROOM THREE BEDROOMS I MAIN BEDROOM WITH EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM I GOOD SIZE GARDENS l AMPLE PARKING I OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE ADDITIONAL LAND 'Pastures Barn' is a meticulously renovated and converted barn that now serves as a modern family home, paying homage to its historical charm and character.The current owners have embarked on a comprehensive renovation project, enlisting the expertise of talented designers and architects to breathe new life into the space. The result is a thoughtfully designed layout with well-proportioned rooms and high-quality fixtures and fittings throughout.Spanning two floors, the accommodation boasts an open-plan kitchen and dining area. The kitchen is equipped with quality wall and base units, granite worktops, and a central island, complete with integrated appliances and a range cooker. The dining area offers ample space for a family table and has an immerse amount of natural light from floor-to-ceiling windows, creating a bright and inviting atmosphere. This room serves as a hub for the family, providing a beautiful space for shared meals and quality time together. Additionally, the ground floor features a convenient cloakroom/W.C. with ample storage space for coats and outdoor gear.Moving on to the splendid lounge, one is greeted by a cosy log-burning stove and a door leading to the front of the property. The staircase in the lounge leads to the first floor, where a spacious landing awaits. The landing is flooded with natural light, thanks to numerous windows and its vaulted beam ceilings, creating an airy and welcoming ambiance.The main bedroom on the first floor is a haven of tranquillity, boasting vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, and an en-suite shower room. Two additional double bedrooms on this floor are serviced by a well-appointed family bathroom, complete with a three-piece suite and shower heads over the bath.Situated on the property is a generous garden, positioned in front of the barn. Here, you will find a superb patio area featuring a luxurious thatched deluxe heated outdoor garden hut, perfect for alfresco dining, entertaining, or simply unwinding. Additionally, a hot tub and sauna are available, offering the perfect sanctuary to relax and rejuvenate while surrounded by the breath-taking countryside setting.In summary, 'Pastures Barn' is a testament to meticulous craftsmanship and thoughtful design. With its modern amenities, spacious layout, and stunning outdoor spaces, this converted barn perfectly blends history with contemporary living, providing a truly exceptional family home.Pastures Barn Floorplan - Open Plan Kitchen Dining Room - 5.79m x 3.96m (19'94 x 13'96) - Fitted with an extensive range of wall and base units with work granite work surfaces over, granite splash backs, concealed lighting under, Range style electric cooker with extractor hood over, granite splash back, integrated dish washer and unit with bin, Belfast style sink with central brass effect tap, pluming for washing machine and space for dryer and American style fridge freezer, double glazed windows with exposed beams over and full ceiling to floor windows in the dining area. Breakfast island with space for bar stools and additional storage space and wine cooler, inset spotlighting with central lights over the dining area, central exposed beam to ceiling, wooden effect flooring, access gained in the ground floor cloakroom an into the Lounge.Lounge - 5.18m x 5.18m (17'16 x 17'51 ) - Wooden effect tiled flooring, log burning stove, inset spotlighting, double glazed windows, door to the front of the property, stairs off to the first floor accommodation, under stairs storage space.Cloakroom - Space to hang coats and place shoes, leads into the ground floor W.C. with a W.C. wash hand basin with storage under, part tiled walls, meter box, wooden effect flooring.First Floor Accommoation - A large landing area with over stairs storage space, fitted carpet, radiator, feature double glazed windows, exposed beams over windows, wall lights, vaulted ceilings with exposed beams.Bedroom One - 3.05m x 3.96m max (10'40 x 13'74 max ) - Vaulted ceiling with ceiling light, exposed beams, radiator, wall light, double glazed window and three small feature window lights, fitted carpet, access to the en-suite shower room.En-Suite Shower Room - W.C. fitted shower cubicle with shower attachment and shower head, vanity wash hand basin with storage under, part tiled walls, extractor fan, inset spotlighting, heated towel rail, wall mounted touch screen mirror, vaulted ceiling.Bedroom Two - 3.96m x 2.74m (13'41 x 9'64) - Fitted carpet, double glazed window, vaulted ceiling with exposed beams radiator.Family Bathroom - A modern suite which comprises; bath, shower cubicle, W.C. vanity wash hand basin with storage under, shelving space and fitted bathroom cabinet, part tiled walls, inset spotlightinh, extractor fan, touch sensor light wall mounted mirror, heated towel rail, tiled flooring, part tiled walls, extractor fan.Bedroom Three - 2.44m x 2.74m (8'85 x 9'92 ) - Fitted carpet, double glazed window and three feature small windows, radiator, vaulted ceiling with exposed beams, ceiling light.'The Games Shack' - 14.94m x 5.49m (49'76 x 18'79) - The 'Games Shack' is a large outbuilding with immense development potential and breathtakingly views of the countryside. Currently serving as a games room for guests staying at Pastures and Parlour Barn, it offers a unique opportunity to expand and enhance the accommodation options at either of the barns. The possibilities for this space are endless. It could be transformed into a spacious garage or workshop, providing ample room for storage and creative projects. Alternatively, it could be converted into stables, allowing for the keeping of livestock and the pursuit of equestrian interests. With the appropriate research and planning permissions, it could even be developed into additional living space, ideal for accommodating an elderly or dependent relative. For those seeking to generate extra income, the 'Games Shack' could be renovated into holiday accommodation, providing a valuable source of revenue for the household. Alternatively, it could be explored as a potential building plot for a self-build project, offering the opportunity to create a bespoke living space tailored to specific preferences and needs. Of course, any development plans would be subject to the necessary planning consents and approvals. In summary, the 'Games Shack' presents a unique and versatile opportunity for development. Whether it's expanding the existing accommodation options, creating additional living spaces, or exploring income-generating ventures, it has the potential to fulfil a variety of needs and aspirations. With its idyllic location and untapped potential, the 'Games Shack' is a project that fires the imagination and opens doors to exciting possibilities.The 'Games Shack' Floorplan - Agents Notes - No Council Tax Bands Available At Present As Currently Business Rates Pastures Barn and Parlour BarnFreeholdOil Central Heating System Disc One Sewage Treatment Plant Shared with Holy Dale House and Pastures BarnInsulated with Rock Wool for soundproofing Soundproofing Garden FenceHolly Dale Freehold LPG heating system Disc one sewage plant - shared with the two barnsPlease Note..... - Please note that all areas, measurements and distances given in these particulars are approximate and rounded. The text, photographs and floor plans are for general guidance only. Denise White Estate Agents has not tested any services, appliances or specific fittings prospective purchasers are advised to inspect the property themselves. All fixtures, fittings and furniture not specifically itemised within these particulars are deemed removable by the vendorAbout Your Agent - Denise is the director of Denise White Estate Agents and has worked in the business since 1999. Denise and all the team at Denise White Estate Agents can help and advise with any information on the local property market and the local area.Denise White Estate Agents deal with all aspects of property including residential sales and lettings. Please do get in touch with us if you need any help or advise.Do You Have A House To Sell Or Rent ? - We can arrange an appointment that is convenient with yourself, we'll view your property and give you an informed FREE market appraisal and arrange the next steps for youDo You Need To Arrange Finance ? - Speak to us, we'd be more than happy to point you in the direction of a reputable adviser who works closely with ourselves.You Will Need A Solicitor - A good conveyancing solicitor can make or break your moving experience we're happy to recommend or get a quote for you, so that when the times comes, you're ready to go. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_staffordshire-r741823/for-sale_i71093779
The barn has been sympathetically extended and luxuriously finished by the present owners including external landscaping, and more recently, the construction of the garden store. The breathtaking views from the southeast windows make this property very special and unique. Other notable modern amenities include underfloor heating throughout the main house, a gym, silent air conditioning to the principal suite, first floor east wing and gymnasium, CCTV and enhanced security. The oak front door opens into the reception hallway and connects the two wings of the house, doors radiate to the principal reception rooms and a staircase rises to the gallery landing.The beautiful dining room with Karndean flooring opens into the sitting room which features a striking galleried landing. Flooded with natural light the floor-to-ceiling windows on both sides provide superb views of the gardens and grounds. A floating oak staircase rises to the principal bedroom suite. Accessed from the opposite side of the reception hallway is the snug, guest cloakroom, bedroom two and gymnasium with kitchenette. A staircase from the gymnasium leads up to a large office; an ideal space for home working, alternatively a studio for a music enthusiast or a hobby room. The kitchen/breakfast room is very much the heart of this super home. The vaulted ceiling highlights the reclaimed beams. This large open space has walnut-faced units and high gloss granite worktops, a large breakfast island along with French doors out to the garden. Appliances include a 4 oven high gloss navy blue Aga, integrated oven, microwave oven above, induction hob, integrated fridge, freezer, wine cooler and dishwasher. A dedicated dining area in front of the characterful exposed brick wall provides a perfect space for informal dining. Floor-to-ceiling windows and a further door opening onto the courtyard at the front of the house allow plenty of natural light in.The central staircase from the reception hallway rises to the first floor gallery landing. The southwest wing is dedicated to the principal suite which is additionally accessed from the floating staircase in the sitting room. The suite boasts a stunning space to sleep with a cleverly positioned central bed taking advantage of the far-reaching countryside views. Bi-fold doors open onto a large balcony; a fabulous space to enjoy a morning coffee or sunrise to the East. Other special features include a free-standing bathtub and a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams. The en suite shower room is a light space with a window with shutters overlooking the walled garden, wall and floor tiles complement the dual sinks and a walk-in shower beyond which is a glazed privacy room with WC, wash hand basin and bidet. The fabulous dressing room completes the suite. Bedrooms three and four along with the well-fitted family bathroom are located in the adjacent wing.The electrically operated wooden gates open to the driveway which flows around the beautiful lake and surrounding gardens with mature specimen trees. At the front of the property is the dairy and four-car garage. The substantial block paved driveway provides parking for multiple vehicles. The south-facing garden terrace features various seating areas, planted borders, and specimen trees, as well as a large pergola linking to the dairy. The garden store (originally a working stable with feed room could quite easily be converted back if required). The dairy is equipped with a catering kitchen and ladies and gents WC its perfect for outdoor entertaining. An additional single-storey oak frame outbuilding constructed in recent years to house gardeners and tradesmen equipment could offer potential as a double garage for classic cars or stables for any equestrian enthusiasts. Enjoying alfresco dining by the lake in the summer to take in the views of the open fields adjacent to the garden is a must.**For a full property description please refer to the brochure**Sutton Coldfield 3.7 miles, Tamworth 4.5 miles, Lichfield 8 miles, Birmingham 12.1 miles, Birmingham International/NEC 14.4 miles, M6 Toll 12.7 milesThe village of Drayton Bassett is ideally located for the M42 and M6, with fast communications to the north and to London. The town of Tamworth is easily accessible and has the benefit of Ventura Park, an out-of-town retail park with a range of well-known high-street shops and restaurants. Nearby Sutton Coldfield and Mere Green also have a good range of amenities including shops and restaurants as well as excellent schooling. The cathedral city of Lichfield is just 8 miles away and offers delightful shops and restaurants and further highly regarded schooling. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/rooms_1_tamworth-d196806/for-sale_i69979975
An exceptional country house in a magnificent parkland setting with beautiful gardens, cottages and land. DescriptionBoden Hall is an elegant Georgian country house in a delightful setting in undulating south Cheshire countryside.It is approached down a long tree lined drive, in a private parkland setting with a view over the two acre lake, island and boathouse. Whilst it is not listed the house and outbuildings offer an excellent example of the architecture of the period with the Georgian element having been sympathetically extended at a later date. It retains many of the original features including window shutters in most of the rooms, attractive architraves and cornicing. A particular highlight are the beautiful gardens framing the house and providing delightful vistas from all the main rooms, adding to a feeling of calm and tranquility. They link seamlessly with the lake which is circumvented by a lovely woodland walk.The combination of house, cottages, outbuildings, parkland setting and land give the impression of a small estate. The front door opens into a porch with double glazed doors into a reception hall with a chimneypiece, wooden floor and moulded dentil cornice. It serves the main reception rooms, being an elegant drawing room with the Irish Georgian white marble fireplace with steel register grate, a morning room/sitting room with hand painted wallpaper, dating back 100 years, to dado height and lovely views over the south garden. The dining room is another well proportioned room and the staircase hall has a French door to the garden. A corridor from the reception hall passes a cosy study and cloakroom reaching an impressive library, with a Georgian white marble fireplace with central Wedgewood plaque and register plate.The well-appointed Martin Moore kitchen is situated off the back hall and has an four-oven Aga, an island unit, a dining area and a very attractive glazed garden room beyond overlooking a charming rose garden. There are various ancillary rooms including a cellar, housekeeper's room, cloakroom, laundry, larder and boot room.The main staircase rises to a half landing with an attractive arched window providing plentiful natural light and onto a large landing with the principal bedroom, bathroom and dressing room. The guest suite has a bathroom, dressing area and walk-in wardrobe and there are four further bedrooms and a family bathroom.There is a large first floor games room and a door linking to a self-contained annexe with a sitting room, bedroom, shower room and second kitchen with an independent access from outside.A second staircase serves a home office.Approached from the drive is a delightful gated courtyard with extensive garaging, an estate office, gardeners WC and storage. Additional outbuildings include a squash court, laundry, log store and kennels and served by an extension of the drive is a modern machinery shed.The gardens provide a wonderful setting for the house and have been cleverly designed with a combination of rooms, vistas and other points of interest. At the rear of the house is a fabulous rose garden with a Victorian glasshouse, a walled kitchen garden and to the side is a stunning south garden framed by Rhododendrons, Yew hedging and flanked specimen Portuguese Laurel with herbaceous underplanting. Along its length is a Yorkstone path punctuated by a sunken garden and reflective pond.The saltwater swimming pool and pool house are contained within mature hedging and link to the tennis court with a summer house/studio to the far side.Lawns gently slope towards the lake at the front of the house, with a wooded backdrop, a small island and attractive boathouse. The approach is via a roadside entrance with a gate lodge and a long tree-lined drive through beautiful parkland with open grassland and pockets of woodland. The house is in a private setting, with only one footpath passing some of the cottages, the service parking area and the machinery shed, some distance from the main house and gardens. There are two large fields rented on a short term agreement to a local farmer. The total area is approximately 68.82 acres.All the residential properties are let on Assured Shorthold Tenancies. Details of the accommodation and rental arrangements are available on request.LocationBoden Hall is in a lovely rural location and is yet within easy reach of a number of major centres, including Manchester, Birmingham and Stoke-on-Trent, and good communications. The M6 is within 4 miles and Crewe station 9 miles away (rail service to London Euston from 1 hour 34 minutes). A good range of local services can be found in the market town of Sandbach (4 miles), which has a large Waitrose supermarket and Knutsford (14 miles).Square Footage: 10,548 sq ft Acreage: 68.82 Acres Additional InfoCOUNCIL TAX BANDS AND EPC RATINGSGate Lodge- Council Tax Band TBC, EPC G1 Boden Valley Cottages- Council Tax Band TBC, EPC E2 Boden Valley Cottages- Council Tax Band C, EPC E1 Boden Hall Cottages Council Tax Band C, EPC F2 Boden Hall Cottages Council Tax Band C, EPC F3 Boden Hall Cottages- Council Tax Band C, EPC F4 Boden Hall Cottages- Council Tax Band C, EPC E For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_rode-heath-d570235/for-sale_i71032498
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