Property description
Detached 17th Century farmhouse, positioned at the end of a no-through lane, set in two acres of land with beautifully laid out gardens, complete with orchard and woodland. The property is located at the edge of the popular village of Eastington with views over open farmland and easy access to country walks and local amenities.
This stunning period farmhouse built of local Frampton brick offers a wealth of charm and many original features. Renovations to the property by the current owners have been sympathetically carried out using traditional materials. The property benefits from new handmade, hardwood windows and a new gas fired boiler.
Downstairs the entrance porch leads across the original flagstones to a good size drawing room with wooden floor and a multi fuel stove. The separate sitting room features an impressive inglenook fireplace with exposed brickwork, wood burning stove and an oak floor. There is a separate dining room with a flagstone floor which has good views out to the garden. The kitchen is of a good size and has plenty of room for a farmhouse table making this room the traditional heart of the home. There is a cloakroom and separate utility room.
Upstairs there are three good size double bedrooms all with plenty of space for storage. The family bathroom and separate shower room have been refurbished to a very high standard with Karndean wooden floors, white suites with power shower and feature bath. A second staircase leads to the extensive attic room which is a good flexible space. The space is currently used as a home office but could easily be used for additional bedrooms.
The house is surrounded on all sides by well-maintained lawns and borders. Beyond is the woodland and original orchard which is currently grazed by livestock. Parking for at least six cars is accessed via a five bar gate.
The property has a County Parish Holding number (CPH) that allows the property to operate as a smallholding.