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Hornbeam House Fenny Compton, CV47 2YH Hornbeam House Fenny Compton, CV47 2YH Hornbeam House Brook Street Fenny Compton Warwickshire, CV47 2YH Approximate distances - Banbury 10 miles Southam 8 miles, Warwick 15 miles Banbury to London Marylebone 55 mins by train A deceptively spacious detached period house of immense charm and character together with a superb detached barn pleasantly located in this well served village between Banbury and Royal Leamington Spa The House: 3217 sq. ft. Entrance hall, cloakroom, kitchen/breakfast room, utility room with larder, sitting room, family room, dining conservatory, four bedrooms, two bathrooms. The Barn: 863 sq. ft. (Already converted, planning permission for use as a separate home has been gained and the property offers :) Living room with kitchen area, study, bedroom, shower room. Private walled garden and plenty of off road parking. Central heating. Guide Price: £000,000 Directions * Rear hallway/utility. Stainless steel sink unit, plumbing for From Banbury take the B4100 Warwick Road and having automatic washing machine and space for tumble dryer, descended Warmington Hill take the right hand turning larder, stable door to porch and garden. signposted to Avon Dassett. Travel through the village of Avon Dassett continuing past the turning for Burton Dassett * Homely family room with pitched ceiling and French doors Hills and following the signposts for Fenny Compton. Having leading to the conservatory. entered the village take the 4th turning on the right into Brook Street and Hornbeam House will be found almost * Conservatory/dining room with pretty detail and quarry immediately on your right hand side. tiled floor, French doors to garden. Situation * Three double bedrooms at first floor level and a large attic FENNY COMPTON is a quiet rural village at the foot of the bedroom at second floor level. Burton Dassett Hills on the South Warwickshire/North Oxfordshire borders. The village has a number of community * The master bedroom has built-in wardrobes and an en- features including a nursery and school, a sports field and suite bathroom with a bath, separate shower cubicle, wash children's playground, a village hall, a church and chapel, basin and WC. doctor's surgery and bowling green. There are a number of local businesses which operate in the village which include * Family bathroom with bath having mixer tap and shower the village shop, two public houses/restaurant and a attachment, wash basin, WC. hairdressers. * Features throughout include beamed ceilings, The Property – Hornbeam House windowseats and shuttered windows. A floorplan has been prepared to show the room sizes and layout of Hornbeam House. Some of the main features * Hornbeam House is particularly private and stands in a include: largely walled garden which is bounded by walling and hedgerow. The property is approached over its own private * A detached house of great antiquity and immense charm. gravelled driveway through a five bar gate which leads to a Believed to date back to the 17th Century the property is gravelled parking area. Features include a stone pillared constructed of mellow Hornton stone beneath a tiled roof. entrance and ornate brick walling, and a gateway through Combining the perfect blend of period charm with modern the wall leads to a brick and flagstone pathway and garden comforts, the property offers spacious accommodation with area bordered by a lovely Hornbeam hedge. good sized rooms. * The gardens are largely low maintenance and comprise a * Porch, hallway with stairs rising to first floor beneath which lawn with flagstone areas, pathways, walling and hedgerow. there is a large understairs cupboard. There are trees to include Lilac, Plum, Fig, Corkscrew Willow, Walnut. There are flower and shrub beds, soft fruits, Bay and * Downstairs cloakroom with WC and wash basin. Rosemary. * A lovely sitting room, pretty inglenook fireplace having a * Outside lighting, outside tap. Small outbuilding at the rear fitted canopy and an original bread oven within, windowseats of the main house houses the oil fired boiler. and stable door. * Kitchen/breakfast room with Aga fitted within a pretty farmhouse style fireplace, oak fronted units, plumbing for automatic dishwasher, recess for large fridge freezer. The Barn A floorplan has been prepared to show the room sizes and * Ground floor study with brick floor, stable door leading to Within the walled garden is a detached brick and slate barn layout as detailed below. Some of the main features include: the garden and a pitched beamed ceiling. which was constructed approximately 10 years ago by the current owners. It has been used as ancillary accommodation * A detached brick and slate barn which was constructed * Features include oak shuttered windows, oak flooring and and an office over the years but planning permission was about 10 years ago to an exacting standard. exposed brick walls with attractive detailing. gained on the 5th August 2014 and the property could now be hived off as a separate home. Copies of the planning * Beautiful workmanship with blue brick arched windows. * Excellent electrical and lighting specification. permissions and plans are available on the Stratford upon Avon District Council website reference number * A large living room featuring a terracotta tiled floor, Services 14/00535/FUL. Subject to the conditions specified in the beamed ceiling. Belfast sink. Kitchen area. Mains electricity and drainage are connected. Oil fired notice of decision this will allow for the creation of a separate central heating. Water is via a private supply under the dwelling together with parking and turning and this may be * Ground floor cloakroom with shower cubicle, WC and wash control of "Fenny Compton Water Limited" and in recent of considerable interest to some prospective purchasers. basin within. years the rate for this has been £280 per annum. * There is an attractive galleried bedroom overlooking the Local Authority living room which is approached over a fine oak staircase. Stratford upon Avon District Council. Council tax band D. 01295 271414 [email protected] 31-32 High Street, Banbury, Oxfordshire OX16 5ER Fax: 01295 264100 A015 Printed by Ravensworth 01670 713330 Sales & Lettings .
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