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Häuser & einzelhäuser zum Verkauf in Towcester

1.285.924 EUR

Häuser & Einzelhäuser (Zum Verkauf)

5 Ba
3 Schla
Aktenzeichen: EDEN-T119065286 / 119065286
Bruin House is a picture-perfect stone built, Grade II listed, 18th century, part thatched, cottage and former post office dating from the early 1700's and located in sought after Potterspury village. This beautiful, deceptively spacious, period family home has been much loved and improved over the years and retains many superb original features throughout. The house is steeped with charm and character yet very comfortable with modern comforts and deceptively spacious rooms ideal for entertaining, it has also been recently professionally re-thatched. The charm of this beautiful home literally starts at the oak front door, on entering you are greeted by a wide and inviting central hallway with a stone flagged floor, beams and an oak staircase, there is also a handy guest cloakroom. On the left is the first of two impressive reception rooms, this bright dining room is a lovely size for family entertaining, it has a window to the front overlooking the terrace and garden, a polished wood floor and a period style fireplace. Tucked away in the corner of the room is a utility room. From the dining room a door leads through to the main reception room which has a box bay window to the front again overlooking the terrace and garden, an ornate marble fireplace with bespoke fitted bookcases and cupboards on either side and a polished wood floor. On the right of the hallway and to the front of the house is a spacious study. The heart of this home has to the superb open plan kitchen/family/breakfast room which has a wonderful traditional country feel with a range of bespoke units with solid oak work surfaces, a central island and plenty of space for a family breakfast table. This superb room has masses of period features with original beams, a terracotta tiled floor and an impressive original inglenook fireplace that now houses an Aga plus also a separate electric Aga, there is a further fireplace at the dining end of the room. Adjacent is a separate prep kitchen with plenty of extra cupboards and storage and with access to the front garden. On the first floor is a spectacular landing with exposed beams, exposed brick wall, linen cupboard and a second staircase leading down to the family kitchen. The main bedroom suite is on the left and at the far end of the house, it is a really good size with window to the front and feature corner fireplace, there is a dressing area with a range of fitted wardrobes and a luxurious en-suite shower room with under floor heating. There are a further two double bedrooms at this end, one overlooks the front garden and the second is a lovely bright guest room. On the right of the central landing and in the older part of the house are are a further two double bedrooms, these rooms have masses of period features and character. The larger double bedroom has a superb period fireplace, oak floorboards and windows to the front with a window seat and to the rear, there is also an en suite bathroom. The second bedroom is another good size double with window to the rear overlooking the garden The main family bathroom has a corner bath and a shower cubicle. Outside the property, double gates open onto a vast gravelled driveway with parking for at least 10 vehicles, the garden is walled with rambling roses, wisteria and flowering shrubs, there is a large paved sun terrace ideal for outside dining and south west facing so catches the sun all day. Attached to the main house is a former stone barn with full height double doors, it has a mezzanine floor above offering substantial storage. There is a further oak framed three car space carport with a garden storage room. To the rear of the house and driveway is a delightful walled garden, completely private and again another sun trap, it has a large lawn with mature fruit trees, there is an oak framed home studio/garden room with two sets of glazed doors, this would make a perfect home office/gym or hobbies room. Pottersbury is quietly located just off the A5 within easy reach of Milton Keynes, Towcester and Stony Stratford. It has a thriving village shop/post office, two public houses and a sports and social club. The ‘outstanding’ highly rated John Hellins primary school is in the village. Secondary education is available in nearby Deanshanger. The A5 offers easy access to Milton Keynes and train station with direct trains to London Euston taking just 30 minutes. There is good access to the M1 motorway at junction 15a and also to the M40. Sporting activities in the area include golf at Whittlebury Hall and of course motor racing at the world famous Silverstone race circuit! Tenure: Freehold | Council Tax Band: F | EPC ordered Services, Utilities and Property Information Tenure – Freehold
Council tax band: F
Grade II Listed - The property is Grade II listed, denoting a building of particular architectural or historic interest, and alterations may require Listed Building Consent.
Property Construction – Local stone, part thatched, part slate
Electricity Supply - Mains
Water Supply - Mains
Drainage & Sewerage – Mains
Heating – Gas Central Heating
Broadband - FTTP Broadband connection available - we advise you to check with your provider.
Mobile Signal/Coverage – Some 4G and 5G mobile signal is available in the area - we advise you to check with your provider.
Parking - Garage for: 2 cars. Driveway for at least 10 cars
Features:
- Garden
- Parking
Mehr anzeigen Weniger anzeigen Bruin House is a picture-perfect stone built, Grade II listed, 18th century, part thatched, cottage and former post office dating from the early 1700's and located in sought after Potterspury village. This beautiful, deceptively spacious, period family home has been much loved and improved over the years and retains many superb original features throughout. The house is steeped with charm and character yet very comfortable with modern comforts and deceptively spacious rooms ideal for entertaining, it has also been recently professionally re-thatched. The charm of this beautiful home literally starts at the oak front door, on entering you are greeted by a wide and inviting central hallway with a stone flagged floor, beams and an oak staircase, there is also a handy guest cloakroom. On the left is the first of two impressive reception rooms, this bright dining room is a lovely size for family entertaining, it has a window to the front overlooking the terrace and garden, a polished wood floor and a period style fireplace. Tucked away in the corner of the room is a utility room. From the dining room a door leads through to the main reception room which has a box bay window to the front again overlooking the terrace and garden, an ornate marble fireplace with bespoke fitted bookcases and cupboards on either side and a polished wood floor. On the right of the hallway and to the front of the house is a spacious study. The heart of this home has to the superb open plan kitchen/family/breakfast room which has a wonderful traditional country feel with a range of bespoke units with solid oak work surfaces, a central island and plenty of space for a family breakfast table. This superb room has masses of period features with original beams, a terracotta tiled floor and an impressive original inglenook fireplace that now houses an Aga plus also a separate electric Aga, there is a further fireplace at the dining end of the room. Adjacent is a separate prep kitchen with plenty of extra cupboards and storage and with access to the front garden. On the first floor is a spectacular landing with exposed beams, exposed brick wall, linen cupboard and a second staircase leading down to the family kitchen. The main bedroom suite is on the left and at the far end of the house, it is a really good size with window to the front and feature corner fireplace, there is a dressing area with a range of fitted wardrobes and a luxurious en-suite shower room with under floor heating. There are a further two double bedrooms at this end, one overlooks the front garden and the second is a lovely bright guest room. On the right of the central landing and in the older part of the house are are a further two double bedrooms, these rooms have masses of period features and character. The larger double bedroom has a superb period fireplace, oak floorboards and windows to the front with a window seat and to the rear, there is also an en suite bathroom. The second bedroom is another good size double with window to the rear overlooking the garden The main family bathroom has a corner bath and a shower cubicle. Outside the property, double gates open onto a vast gravelled driveway with parking for at least 10 vehicles, the garden is walled with rambling roses, wisteria and flowering shrubs, there is a large paved sun terrace ideal for outside dining and south west facing so catches the sun all day. Attached to the main house is a former stone barn with full height double doors, it has a mezzanine floor above offering substantial storage. There is a further oak framed three car space carport with a garden storage room. To the rear of the house and driveway is a delightful walled garden, completely private and again another sun trap, it has a large lawn with mature fruit trees, there is an oak framed home studio/garden room with two sets of glazed doors, this would make a perfect home office/gym or hobbies room. Pottersbury is quietly located just off the A5 within easy reach of Milton Keynes, Towcester and Stony Stratford. It has a thriving village shop/post office, two public houses and a sports and social club. The ‘outstanding’ highly rated John Hellins primary school is in the village. Secondary education is available in nearby Deanshanger. The A5 offers easy access to Milton Keynes and train station with direct trains to London Euston taking just 30 minutes. There is good access to the M1 motorway at junction 15a and also to the M40. Sporting activities in the area include golf at Whittlebury Hall and of course motor racing at the world famous Silverstone race circuit! Tenure: Freehold | Council Tax Band: F | EPC ordered Services, Utilities and Property Information Tenure – Freehold
Council tax band: F
Grade II Listed - The property is Grade II listed, denoting a building of particular architectural or historic interest, and alterations may require Listed Building Consent.
Property Construction – Local stone, part thatched, part slate
Electricity Supply - Mains
Water Supply - Mains
Drainage & Sewerage – Mains
Heating – Gas Central Heating
Broadband - FTTP Broadband connection available - we advise you to check with your provider.
Mobile Signal/Coverage – Some 4G and 5G mobile signal is available in the area - we advise you to check with your provider.
Parking - Garage for: 2 cars. Driveway for at least 10 cars
Features:
- Garden
- Parking
Bruin House è un cottage in pietra, costruito in pietra, classificato di Grado II, in parte coperto da paglia, e ex ufficio postale risalente ai primi anni del 1700 e situato nel ricercato villaggio di Potterspury. Questa bellissima e ingannevolmente spaziosa casa familiare d'epoca è stata molto amata e migliorata nel corso degli anni e conserva molte caratteristiche originali eccellenti in tutto il suo territorio. La casa è intrisa di fascino e carattere ma molto confortevole, con comfort moderni e stanze ingannevolmente spaziose, ideali per ricevere ospiti; è stata anche recentemente rivestita professionalmente con il teto di paglia. Il fascino di questa bellissima casa inizia letteralmente alla porta d'ingresso in quercia; entrando si viene accolti da un ampio e accogliente corridoio centrale con pavimento con bandiera in pietra, travi e una scala in quercia; c'è anche un comodo guardaroba per gli ospiti. A sinistra c'è la prima di due impressionanti sale d'accoglienza, questa luminosa sala da pranzo è di dimensioni piacevoli per ospiti familiari, ha una finestra davanti che dà sulla terrazza e il giardino, un pavimento in legno lucido e un camino in stile d'epoca. Nascosta in un angolo della stanza c'è una lavanderia. Dalla sala da pranzo una porta conduce alla sala principale di ricevimento, che ha una finestra a bovindo davanti che dà ancora sulla terrazza e il giardino, un camino in marmo ornato con librerie e armadi su misura su misura ai lati e un pavimento in legno lucidato. A destra del corridoio e davanti alla casa c'è uno studio spazioso. Il cuore di questa casa è la superba cucina/sala famiglia/colazione open space, che ha un'atmosfera tradizionale di campagna meravigliosa, con una gamma di unità su misura con superfici di lavoro in quercia massicia, un'isola centrale e molto spazio per una tavola da colazione in famiglia. Questa splendida stanza presenta moltissimi elementi d'epoca con travi originali, un pavimento in terracotta piastrellato e un impressionante camino originale che ora ospita un Aga più anche un Aga elettrico separato; c'è un ulteriore camino all'estremità da pranzo della stanza. Adiacente c'è una cucina separata con molti mobili extra e ripostiglio e con accesso al giardino anteriore. Al primo piano si trova uno spettacolare pianerottolo con travi a vista, parete in mattoni a vista, armadietto per la biancheria e una seconda scala che scende alla cucina di famiglia. La suite principale della camera da letto si trova a sinistra e, all'estremità opposta della casa, è davvero di buone dimensioni con una finestra davanti e un camino ad angolo, c'è un camerino con una serie di armadi a soffitto e una lussuosa doccia privata con riscaldamento a pavimento. Ci sono altre due camere doppie a questa estremità, una si affaccia sul giardino anteriore e la seconda è una splendida camera per gli ospiti luminosa. A destra del pianerottolo centrale e nella parte più vecchia della casa ci sono altre due camere doppie, queste stanze presentano moltissime caratteristiche e carattere d'epoca. La camera doppia più grande ha un eccellente camino d'epoca, assi e finestre in quercia davanti con un sedile alla finestra e sul retro c'è anche un bagno privato. La seconda camera da letto è un'altra doppia di buona dimensione con finestra sul retro che dà sul giardino. Il bagno principale della famiglia ha una vasca da bagno angolare e una doccia. All'esterno della proprietà, i doppi cancelli si aprono su un vasto vialetto ghiaioso con parcheggio per almeno 10 veicoli; il giardino è recintonato da rose sparsi, glicine e arbusti fioriti; c'è una grande terrazza asfaltata al sole ideale per mangiare all'aperto e esposta a sud-ovest, così da prendere il sole tutto il giorno. Collegato alla casa principale c'è un ex fienile in pietra con porte doppie a tutta altezza, con un soppalco sopra che offre un ampio deposito. C'è un ulteriore deposito per tre auto con struttura in quercia e un deposito giardino. Sul retro della casa e del vialetto c'è un delizioso giardino recintato, completamente privato e ancora una volta un altro trappola solare, ha un grande prato con alberi da frutto maturi, c'è uno studio/giardino con struttura in quercia e due porte vetrate, che sarebbe perfetto per un ufficio/palestra o una stanza per hobby. Pottersbury si trova tranquillamente appena fuori dalla A5, raggiungibile da Milton Keynes, Towcester e Stony Stratford. Dispone di un vivace negozio/ufficio postale del villaggio, due pub e un club sportivo e sociale. La scuola primaria John Hellins, molto apprezzata, si trova nel villaggio. L'istruzione secondaria è disponibile nella vicina Deanshanger. La A5 offre un facile accesso a Milton Keynes e alla stazione ferroviaria, con treni diretti per London Euston che impiegano soli 30 minuti. C'è un buon accesso all'autostrada M1 allo svincolo 15a e anche alla M40. Le attività sportive nella zona includono il golf a Whittlebury Hall e, naturalmente, le corse automobilistiche nel famoso circuito di Silverstone! Tenure: Proprietà Libera | Fascia dell'imposta comunale: F | Mandata Servizi Ufficiali, Servizi e Informazioni Immobiliari – Proprietà Libera Richiesta da EPC
Fascia della tassa comunale: F
Classificata di Grado II - La proprietà è classificata come Grado II, indicando un edificio di particolare interesse architettonico o storico, e le modifiche possono richiedere il Permesso per Edifici Storici.
Costruzione immobiliare – Pietra locale, in parte con teto di paglia, in parte ardesia
Alimentazione elettrica - Rete elettrica
Fornitura idrica - Rete principale
Drenaggio e fognature – Rete principale
Riscaldamento – Riscaldamento centralizzato a gas
Banda larga - FTTP Connessione a banda larga disponibile - ti consigliamo di verificare con il tuo operatore.
Segnale/Copertura Mobile – Nella zona è disponibile un po' di segnale mobile 4G e 5G - ti consigliamo di verificare con il tuo operatore.
Parcheggio - Garage per: 2 auto. Vialetto per almeno 10 auto
Features:
- Garden
- Parking
Aktenzeichen: EDEN-T119065286
Land: GB
Stadt: Towcester
Postleitzahl: NN12 7PQ
Kategorie: Wohnsitze
Anzeigentyp: Zum Verkauf
Immobilientyp: Häuser & Einzelhäuser
Schlafzimmer: 5
Badezimmer: 3
Parkplätze: 1

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