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EAST ASHEY MANOR FARM Ashey Road, Ryde, Isle of Wight EAST ASHEY TOTAL APPROX EAST ASHEY MANOR FARM Ashey Road, Ryde, Isle of Wight EAST ASHEY TOTAL APPROX. FLOOR AREA 8302 SQ.FT. (771.3 SQ.M.) WORKWORK SHOP DRAWING ROOM 18'8 x 17'1 19'6 x 15'2 MANOR FARM GARAGE APPROX. FLOOR AREA 1507 SQ.FT. UTILITY ROOM (140.0 SQ.M.) GROUND FLOOR 220'60'6 x 18' Ashey Road, Ryde, Isle Of Wight, PO33 4AU APPROX. FLOOR STUDY AREA 1984 SQ.FT. 13'7 x 7'5 (184.3 SQ.M.) A charming Grade II listed Manor house of brick and stone construction STORE 9'11 x 7'6 nestled into the foot of Ashey Downs. East Ashey Manor is a sprawling farm GGARDENARDEN STORE house which is thought to date from the 17th Century, offering up to 6 29'7 x 12'6 bedrooms with 3 receptions and large kitchen and utility room and large attic WCWC GARAGE 10' x 9'6 space. Located in a secluded and rural down land position in just over 95 acres 23'2 x 18'3 GARAGE of pasture and arable land with the benefit of numerous sizeable outbuildings 23'2 x 18'4 including; a two storey double garage, two large barns, two loose boxes, a KITCHENKITCHEN 19'9 x 16'10 covered cattle yard and an old brickworks. The farmhouse offers huge SSITTINGITTING ROOM DINING ROOM 14'3 x 13'2 potential to improve and any work and expenditure undertaken should be 19'11 x 13'2 amply rewarded ( approx over 4000 sq ft)and would provide a quality rural POOL ROOM family country home only a few minutes drive from the convenience of the APPROX. FLOOR town of Ryde. Ryde boasts high speed links to the mainland, large expanses AREA 2524 SQ.FT. (234.5 SQ.M.) of sandy beaches, numerous shopping facilities and plentiful amenities COURTYARD CHANGING including a range of schools, restaurants, swimming pool and supermarkets. 22'9 x 11'9 BOILER CHANGINGG ROOM ROOMS ROOMS SHOWER 8'9 x 8' BEDROOM 4 ROOM 15'5 x 10' EAST ASHEY MANOR HOUSE BEDROOM 6 6'5 x 6'55 9'7 x 9' Of brick and stone construction under a clay tiled roof. Set within gardens of just over an acre. With a double garage with first floor storage adjacent. A large glasshouse houses the Swimming Pool and a garden store is located BEDROOM 5 1ST FLOOR 11'4 x 10'11 within the gardens. APPROX. FLOOR 11'11 x 8'7 AREA 1699 SQ.FT. ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES (157.8 SQ.M.) GROUND FLOOR Utility/Boot Room, Walk in Shower and WC, Kitchen, Hallway, Study, Dining Room, Sitting Room, Cloakroom and WC, Drawing Room POOL ROOM FIRST FLOOR Landing, Master Suite with Ensuite Bathroom and Dressing 60' x 36'3 BEDROOM 2 Room, Bedroom 6, Bathroom, Bedroom 2, Bedroom 3, Bathroom, WC, MASTER BEDROOM 19'2 x 13'2 16'3 x 14' C BEDROOM 3 Bedroom 4, Bedroom 5, 12'11 x 10'9 DRESSING ROOM 12'10 x 8'7 SECOND FLOOR Large Attic Room 10'3 x 10' C OUTSIDE Garages, Swimming Pool, Garden Store OUTBUILDINGS WESTERN BARN (74’ x 23’6) brick construction under a corrugated iron roof. 2ND FLOOR APPROX. FLOOR AREA 588 SQ.FT. LOOSE BOXES/STORE (42’3 x 17’6) brick construction under a corrugated (54.6 SQ.M.) iron roof. COVERED CATTLE YARD (71’ x 26’) brick construction under a clay tile roof STORE ATTIC EASTERN BARN (67’6 x 21’) brick and stone construction under a 39'2 x 11'4 corrugated cement roof COW STABLE/LOOSE BOXES (65’6 x 70’) brick and concrete block construction under corrugated cement roof OLD BRICKWORKS (45’ x 42’) Of brick construction under cement roof. Jewry Chambers, 44 Jewry Street, SERVICES Mains water, electric, private drainage – We have a drainage cctv Winchester, SO23 8RW camera survey and report available, prepared August 2013. Tel: 01962 841842 Country Homes Department, The Estate Office, COUNCIL TAX : Band G 138 High Street, Newport, Isle of Wight, PO30 1TY. email: [email protected] Tel: 01983 538090 or 521144 Fax: 01983 521155 www.savills.co.uk [email protected] www.hrdcountryhomes.co.uk Designed and produced by Everything Office • T 01502 508080 • E [email protected] • www.everythingoffice.co.uk .
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