Full Description
- Beautiful Character home
- Pretty village location with excellent commuter links
- Generous gardens
- Four double bedrooms
- Wealth of features
- Single chamber cellar
- Parking and single garage
- Sitting room and kitchen/dining room
Has the Pandemic made you re-evaluate your priorities?
With all the noise that goes on in today’s world, hands up who fancy a more relaxed pace of life? Perhaps now is the time to try village life and all the trappings that go with it. Situated in Snitterfield, this property is positioned perfectly for anyone who wants country living but also the convenience of an easy commute and good access to local amenities.
Now don’t judge me but for me, I can’t think of a better way to enjoy a weekend than to walk down to my local pub where I can eat great food and kick back and relax after a hard week. Come rain or shine I can relax in the beer garden losing hours on end or perhaps sit in front of the fire warming up after taking the dog for a walk. Imagine waking up in the morning to the sound of nature's playlist?
Now don’t judge me but for me, I can’t think of a better way to enjoy a weekend than to walk down to my local pub where I can eat great food and kick back and relax after a hard week. Come rain or shine I can relax in the beer garden losing hours on end or perhaps sit in front of the fire warming up after taking the dog for a walk. Imagine waking up in the morning to the sound of nature's playlist?
Well, this charming character home can offer it all. Just a short stroll will see you sitting in your local beer garden in a matter of minutes.
The character property is a glorious four-bedroomed home, formed in 1981 from a conversion of the original Granary. It boasts high ceilings downstairs and boasts beautiful stone mullioned windows.
What you also quickly realise is how deceptive the space is weighing in at almost 1600 sq ft.
Approached up a path through the courtyard of Park House, you enter under a beautiful, tall, brick archway which acts as the entrance porch leading to a cosy hall, with a useful built-in pine cupboard - the hall acts as the hub to the rest of the property.
The front room is a lovely space, squarish in proportions, the large picture window helps flood the room with natural light, the large fireplace surround and lattice window make this a special room come morning, noon or night.
Nowadays the kitchen is the room where friends and family congregate to catch up, and measuring at 21’ there’s more than enough room to ‘chew the fat’ with loved ones. Being located at the rear means there is a lovely connection to the gardens. Steps lead you down to the single-chamber cellar, great for a multitude of uses from storage to study or playroom.
Upstairs there are some lovely ceiling lines on this level, whilst the exposed beams and stone mullioned windows give added interest to the rooms. In total there are four bedrooms and a four-piece bathroom. All of the bedrooms can hold a double bed, two of which benefit from built-in cupboards.
The rear garden, which does not disappoint is an excellent size and well designed to make the most of the space. The garden is split level having a block paved sun terrace with steps leading up to the main garden. In the past, the sun terrace has been used to park a car thanks to the large timber gates providing vehicle access. The garden is mainly laid to lawn with well-stocked planted borders. The gravel path creates a charming walkway to the rear. This is a lovely space to while away a few hours sat watching the wildlife on display.
To the rear, there is a resident's car park where this property has a larger than average freehold garage en-bloc with two off-street parking spaces, one in front of the garage and one by the fence (an informal allocation).
There are no flying freeholds. The communal areas are owned by Park House (Snitterfield) Ltd of which the buyer will become a 1/7th shareholder.
All mains services are connected.
