Property description
Nestled in the heart of Rufford’s most rural countryside, the setting alone could win over the hearts of those viewing this fabulous property; residing amongst a small hamlet of beautiful country homes ‘Inglenook’ forms part of Park Farm, which was originally created as a model farm in the centre of a large park on behalf of Sir Thomas Hesketh (circa 1798 – 1801). The house is one of just six dwellings in total, situated at the end of a long private driveway and rests behind electronic gates in the original grounds of Rufford New Hall a location which affords privacy and seclusion.
With solid oak flooring, original wood beams, bespoke fitments and tasteful decor throughout the interior of this property is impressive and accommodation covers over 2100 square feet - highlights include reception hallway with gallery landing and stone flagged flooring. A large, light filled lounge with dual aspects and a brick built feature fireplace with cosy wood burning stove. The kitchen is a chefs delight and affords an array of quality fitted units with ample workspace having granite tops and a centre island - integrated appliances include a Rangmaster oven, fridge, freezer and dishwasher, this lovely room is open to the dining room making it a great family space and just perfect or entertaining. The ground floor is complete with a good sized sitting room and a two piece cloaks/wc.
On the first floor there are four lovely bedrooms all with vaulted and beamed ceilings and delightful views over the surrounding grounds. The master bedroom has a stunning feature arch window and a stylish five piece en-suite in white. The three further bedrooms are served by a four piece bathroom which is also finished in classic white.
Outside there is ample parking for at least five cars, lawned front gardens with a stone cobbled forecourt area, with three garages and large private gardens which are mainly laid to lawn and border open countryside. Rufford itself is a great family-friendly village, and is 5½ miles north east of Ormskirk’s historic market town. A largely rural parish Rufford is famed for attractions such as Mere Sands Wood Nature Reserve, the National Trust property Rufford Old Hall, and St. Mary’s Marina, which now includes a lovely eatery courtesy of the waterside café. In the early 20th century the village was described as “one of the prettiest in South Lancashire.” Rufford’s Church of England Primary School is located nearby and is a small family-orientated school that prides itself on offering a secure, welcoming and caring environment. Bishop Rawstorne Church of England Academy, located in the nearby village of Croston, has been recognised nationally for its outstanding achievements through designation as a Teaching School.
Property Features :
- Outstanding Country Home
- Four Bedrooms
- Three Receptions
- Circa 2100 Square Feet
- Three Garages