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Moorfield Chase Chilton Lane | Brighstone | Isle of Wight | PO30 4DR Moorfield Chase Chilton Lane | Brighstone | Isle of Wight | PO30 4DR Step inside Moorfield Chase Located on the fringe of the popular village of Brighstone this fantastic home offers it new owner a superb income opportunity, with the added benefit of its own 5.5 acres of land and adjacent stabling. The views are outstanding with walks to the sea and the downs within a ten minute distance. This area is renowned with cyclists, horse riders and walkers in this picturesque part of the island. The property is accessed via a large private block paved driveway with extensive parking, and a large integral garage to the main house. The main home provides a superb entrance hall, which is a room within itself, with ample space for seating and seconds as a lovely snug for relaxing. From here you are lead into an internal lobby which leads off to a study, which is provided with a shower room with toilet. The large dining area is also accessed from the lobby and this is a delightful room which overlooks the rear garden and gives access out to a raised deck. Leading from the dining room through double doors is a substantial lounge and sun room - which comprised of two rooms that have been opened into one open plan area with a triple aspect again overlooking and opening out the rear garden. The kitchen / breakfast room is located to the other side of the dining area, and is a good size with a range of fitted storage and space for a family dining table. Leading from here is a utility / boot room, with space for utilities. The first-floor accommodation of the main house provides three bedrooms and a family bathroom, and extensive storage space within a walk loft area. Attached to the main home is a self-contained one-bedroom annex, which has its own lounge and private courtyard patio area, a modern and spacious kitchen, lounge, modern bathroom and a double bedroom. The current owner has in their ownership developed two superb holiday let units, which have been created from part of the stables and a timber barn. Both of the units offer good size two-bedroom accommodation. Both have been finished to a fantastic specification, with beautiful modern contemporary kitchens and bathrooms and their own parking areas and outside space, offering guest characterful and stylish accommodation to enjoy. There is gated access to the stable yard, and there are four separate stables, a hay barn, two double doored barns and a large tack room which are all offered in good condition ideal for equestrian use. A gate leads from the yard to 5.5 acres of paddocks and a sand school which borders the formal gardens of the home which have been used for various animals over their occupation. The formal gardens of the home extend from the front of the home with an abundance of mature shrubs and trees providing privacy at the front of the home, and further potential to create additional parking if required. There is gated access to the private courtyard used by the self-contained one-bedroom unit attached to the main dwelling, and a gate that leads from here into the large formal gardens which is fenced for dogs behind the main home as well as from the stable yard. For any buyers seeking a residence with enormous income potential and well-maintained paddocks and stables, in a great countryside location, this superb home will certainly deliver to your needs. Travel Information Education Entertainment 7.7 miles from Yarmouth to Lymington Ferry Terminal Primary Schools Restaurants / Bars 12.6 miles from Fishbourne to Portsmouth Ferry Terminal Brighstone CE Primary School, Brighstone 01983 740285 Three Bishops Inn, Brighstone 12.4 miles from West Cowes to Southampton Ferry Terminal Shalfleet CE Primary School, Shalfleet 01983 760269 The Sun Inn, Hulverstone Carisbrooke CE Primary School, Carisbrooke 01983 522348 The Crown Inn, Shorwell Southern Vectis Buses routes provide regular services through the area, St Thomas Of Canterbury Primary School, Carisbrooke 01983 522747 Horse & Groom, Ningwood connecting you to all the areas of the island. For ticket prices visit Newport CE Primary School, Newport 01983 522826 Wight Mouse Inn, Chale www.islandbuses.info Hunnyhill Primary School, Newport 01983 522506 The Sun Inn, Calbourne Chillerton & Rookley Primary School, Chillerton 01983 721207 The Horse & Groom, Shalfleet Leisure Clubs & Facilities The Llama Tree Bistro & Pizzeria, Ningwood Medina Leisure Centre, Newport 8.8 miles Secondary Schools/Colleges Freshwater Bay Golf Club, Freshwater 5.9 miles Carisbrooke College, Carisbrooke 01983 524651 These bars and restaurants are available within a 15-minute drive of this Isle of Wight County Cricket Ground, Blackwater 8.5 miles Christ The King Upper College, Newport 01983 537070 home. West Wight Sports Centre, Freshwater 7.2 miles Medina College, Newport 01983 861222 Ryde Academy, Ryde 01983 567331 Local Attractions / Landmarks Healthcare The Island VI Form, Newport 01983 522886 Isle of Wight Pearl Centre, Brighstone Doctors Surgeries The Isle of Wight College, Newport 01982 526 631 Blackgang Chine, Blackgang Brighstone Surgery, Brighstone 01983 740219 Tapnell Farm, Yarmouth Brookside Health Centre, Freshwater 01983 758998 Learning Assisted Schools: Fort Victoria Country Park, Norton Carisbrooke Health Centre, Carisbrooke 01983 522150 Medina House, School Lane, Newport 01983 522 917 St Catherine’s Oratory, Niton Medina Health Care, Newport 01983 522198 St. Georges, Watergate Road, Newport 01983 524 634 The Needles Landmark Attraction, Alum Bay Pyle Street Surgery, Newport 01983 523525 Clatterford Tuition Centre, Newport 01983 524 680 Carisbrooke Castle, Carisbrooke Thompson House Tuition Centre, Newport 01983 539 967 General Hospitals St Mary’s Hospital, Parkhurst Road, Newport 9.2 miles (01983 822099) MAIN HOUSE - GROUND FLOOR Entrance Hall / Snug 20’ x 9’7 Study 11’8 x 9’3 x 4’7 (L-Shaped) Bathroom 6’3 x 4’3 Dining Area 20’3 x 13’9 Kitchen / Breakfast Room 14’9 x 11’7 Utility / Boot Room 9’5 x 7’10 Lounge 18’ x 13’6 Sun Room 17’8 x 9’9 Integral Garage 22’6 x 14’9 MAIN HOUSE - FIRST FLOOR Landing Bedroom 1 12’11 x 12’4 Bedroom 2 11’11 x 10’1 Bedroom 3 15’ at widest point x 8’3 Bathroom 7’7 x 6’6 ANNEX – GROUND FLOOR Annex Lounge 15’9 x 10’5 Annex Bedroom 13’5 x 7’8 Annex Kitchen 10’4 x 9’6 Annex Bathroom 8’4 x 6’ THE COACH HOUSE – GROUND FLOOR Kitchen / Living Room 23’ x 9’6 Bedroom 1 13’6 x 8’7 Bedroom 2 13’5 x 8’7 Bathroom 7’3 x 4’8 THE STABLES – GROUND FLOOR Kitchen / Living Room 22’8 x 16’4 Bedroom 1 11’7 x 8’6 Bedroom 2 8’9 x 8’6 Bathroom 7’3 x 4’9 OUTSIDE Formal Gardens & Courtyard 5.5 acres of paddocks 4 x Stables Hay Barn 2 x Double Doored Barns Tack Room Sand School Extensive Parking Agents notes: All measurements are approximate and for general guidance only and whilst every attempt has been made to ensure accuracy, they must not be relied on. The fixtures, fittings and appliances referred to have not been tested and therefore no guarantee can be given that they are in working order. Internal photographs are reproduced for general information and it must not be inferred that any item shown is included with the property. For a free valuation, contact the numbers listed on the brochure. Copyright © 2020 Fine & Country Ltd. Registered in England and Wales. Company Reg No. 2597969. Registered Office: Pittis & Co Ltd/ Arun Estate Agencies Ltd, St Leonards House, North Street, Horsham, West Sussex, RH12 1RJ. Printed Fine & Country Tel: +44 (0)1983 520000 [email protected] 28 St James Street, Newport, Isle of Wight PO30 1HY.
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