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Grade II Listed Farmhouse with Around 5.5 Acres Grade II listed farmhouse with around 5.5 acres Cheynes Farm, Warren Lane, Cottered, Hertfordshire Freehold This characterful house offers wonderful living areas and some bonus features including a spectacular Elizabethan reception barn, annex, paddock and menage • The house sits in the popular village of Cottered and has been beautifully maintained throughout • The self contained Cottage could provide a variety of possible uses • a range of additional barns and cart lodges provide further potential • the landscaped and private grounds extend to around 5.5 acres with paddocks and ménage accessible separately Description Moving upstairs, in the main A set of electronically body of the house you will find controlled five-bar gates open the main bedroom suite which to a gravelled courtyard, a has a walk in dressing room three bay cart lodge and the and stylish ensuite bathroom additional storage barn and with shower. There are three stables. further bedrooms on this level together with the family The main house itself forms shower room. One of these the centrepiece with a central bedrooms also has an en suite entrance door leading into the shower room. reception hallway, currently used as a study, with stairs to Moving outside, in front of the first floor and access the the house and adjacent to the two of the reception areas - a driveway is the self contained formal drawing room with Cottage which is currently period fireplace and a snug/TV configured to provide a room. From this room an inner bedroom with en-suite, lounge hall leads via a boot room into area and a kitchen/breakfast the kitchen/family living area room as well as another large which is a modern space with room with fireplace which is vaulted ceiling, an extensive currently set out as a home range of storage units, a range gym. This room has an ensuite cooker and space for a large shower. dining table. There is a door leading through to the magnificent barn - itself a cavernous space with high vaulted ceiling, exposed beams and a central stock brick open fireplace. This room provides a multitude of uses and a fabulous entertaining space. This area has a mezzanine bedroom, ground floor bathroom and WC, together with independent access from the courtyard. On the outside as mentioned The main line railway station at before, there are a range of Stevenage has frequent unconverted barns accessible connections to London’s Kings from the driveway forming a Cross St Pancras and directly three bay cart lodge, two large on to Blackfriars/London stables and an enclosed store / Bridge/Gatwick. Alternatively garage. To the rear of this is a Bishop’s Stortford and vegetable plot. Hertford East also provide access to London Liverpool The gardens themselves are Street and Kings Cross. The a notable feature with an schooling in the area includes extensive patio area and Heath Mount Prep School at barbecue space to the rear of Watton at Stone, Kingshot Prep the house flowing onto a neatly School in Hitchin, St Edmunds shaped lawn with various College in Ware, Haileybury at specimen trees. The gardens Hertford and Bishop’s are partly moated and have a Stortford College as well as a gated bridge crossing over this range of well-regarded state leading into a further lawned primary and secondary area , an ideal children’s play schools. There is an extensive space, and then on in turn to network of local footpaths and the additional paddocks and bridle paths locally catering for ménage area. This part of the the equestrian enthusiast and a land can be accessed range of other outdoor independently via the B1037. pursuits. Local Info Cottered is a well-regarded village with a public house and parish church enjoying a rural setting and surrounded by open countryside. The larger town of Buntingford is a few miles away offering shopping, schooling and sporting facilities together with access to the A10 which provides access to London in the south and Cambridge to the north. Directions SAT NAV POSTCODE SG9 9QD From Bishop’s Stortford proceed in a westerly direction on the A120 joining the A10 at Puckeridge heading north towards Buntingford. At the northern end of Buntingford turn left onto the A507 towards Cottered. From Cottered take the left fork (B1037) and then turn left onto Warren Lane. Agents Comments This house is the ideal country retreat if escaping from London with self-contained accommodation large barn and equestrian facilities - what more could you ask for? Tenure Freehold Viewing Strictly by appointment with Savills. Cheyens Farm, Warren Lane, Cottered, Buntingford, Hertfordshire Approximate Area 446.3 sq m / 4804 sq ft (Including Barn) Justin Godfrey Cottage 95 sq m /1022 sq ft Savills Bishop’s Stortford Total 541.3 sq m / 5826 sq ft 01279 756800 Including Limited Use Area (20.2 sq m / 217sq ft) savills savills.co.uk [email protected] N Dressing Room 4.16 x 2.47 13'8 x 8'1 Dn Bedroom 4 T 5.47 x 2.23 Bedroom 2 Bedroom 1 Bedroom 3 17'11 x 7'4 4.24 x 3.65 4.75 x 4.16 4.06 x 2.76 13'11 x 12'0 15'7 x 13'8 13'4 x 9'1 First Floor Void Store Area 2.61 x 2.60 Kitchen / Diner 8'7 x 8'6 8.80 x 6.25 28'10 x 20'6 Bedroom 5 Up 8.10 x 5.59 26'7 x 18'4 Sitting Room 6.47 x 4.10 Reception Hallway Family Room Boot Room 21'3 x 13'5 5.54 x 4.12 5.54 x 5.35 5.45 x 2.66 18'2 x 13'6 18'2 x 17'7 17'11 x 8'9 Dn = Reduced head height below 1.5m IN Ground Floor Barn / Reception 14.40 x 6.34 Sitting Room Gym 3.26 x 2.98 47'3 x 20'10 Kitchen 4.16 x 3.22 5.72 x 3.99 10'8 x 9'9 4.36 x 3.29 13'8 x 10'7 18'9 x 13'1 14'4 x 10'10 Cottage IN (Not Shown In Actual Location / Orientation) Bedroom 4.01 x 3.99 13'2 x 13'1 Up For identification only. Not to scale. © 200820JG Important notice Savills, its clients and any joint agents give notice that 1: They are not authorised to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property either here or elsewhere, either on their own behalf or on behalf of their client or otherwise. They assume no responsibility for any statement that may be made in these particulars. These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. 2: Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. The text, photographs and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. It should not be assumed that the property has all necessary planning, building regulation or other consents and Savills have not tested any services, equipment or facilities. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise. Brochure by fourwalls-group.com C157570.
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