Thorpe Road, Wardington

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Bedrooms
4
Bathrooms
2
Living Spaces
3
Type
House
Ownership
Freehold
Area
3,061 sqft
Price per area
£294 /sqft

Floorplan & Rooms

Kingsize
1 Kingsize Room
Double
2 Double Rooms
Single
1 Single Room
Bathrooms
2 Bathrooms
Living Spaces
3 Living Spaces

Features

EV Charger
Exposed Brickwork
Fireplace
Garage
Garden
Hall
Kitchen Diner
Landing
Move in Ready
Period Property
Porch
Single Garage
Wooden Beams

Information

Energy Performance
Current EPC
55 D
Potential EPC
69 C

Description

Entrance Porch
The front door opens into a porch with a quarry tiled floor, then opens into the hallway.
Entrance Hallway
Fairly central to the property, with hardwood parquet flooring, offering access to all ground floor accommodation.
Cloakroom
A larger than average cloakroom offering room for storage.
Kitchen /Breakfast Room
The kitchen/breakfast room is accessed through a stable door from the hall and features a range of fitted wall and base units. There is ample room for a large table for informal dining, and the room benefits from exposed ceiling beams, tiled flooring and natural light from the four windows, two of which have window seats.
Main Sitting / Dining Room / Snug
A truly sensational space, thoughtfully divided into distinct areas by the current custodians, offering exceptional versatility while retaining an abundance of character and charm. Accessed via a traditional stable door from the hall, this impressive room enjoys an abundance of natural light and features exposed stonework and attractive beams that enhance its period appeal.
The magnificent inglenook fireplace forms a striking focal point, complete with a fully operational and well-maintained open wood-burning fire, a traditional bread oven, and built-in bench seating, creating a wonderfully atmospheric setting. Overlooking the garden, patio doors provide seamless access to the outdoor space, further enhancing the room's connection with its surroundings. There is also ample space for formal dining within an intimate beamed area.
A distinctive curved staircase, accessed via the snug, rises to the first floor, adding yet another unique architectural feature to this exceptional living space.
First Floor (via Snug)
Landing
A further spiral staircase to the second floor and access to first floor bedrooms.
Bedroom
A double room benefiting from built in storage, and views of the garden. Dual aspect windows with window seats.
Bedroom
A double bedroom benefiting from built in storage, with dual aspect windows and a window seat. There is further access to the other landing.
Landing
Benefitting from a window with an attractive window seat, alongside two floor-to-ceiling built-in storage units, comprising a wardrobe and a shelved cupboard. A drop-down ladder provides access to the fully boarded loft, offering excellent additional storage space and housing the large hot water tank.
Double Shower Room
A generous and well-appointed shower room, stylishly fitted with wall and wall-hung base units providing excellent storage, complemented by a sleek countertop wash basin with a waterfall tap. The room also features a modern wall-hung WC, and recessed lighting.
Master Bedroom
An exceptionally spacious and beautifully presented principal bedroom, offering an impressive sense of scale with ample room to accommodate a super-king-size bed and additional furnishings with ease. Bathed in natural light from dual-aspect windows, the room enjoys delightful views over the gardens and surrounding hills, while a charming window seat provides the perfect spot to sit and take in the outlook.
Character features include an attractive decorative cast iron fireplace with a timber surround, complemented by recessed lighting that enhances the room's warm and inviting atmosphere. A curved staircase, with a feature round window at half way, which then descends to the kitchen/breakfast room, adding a unique architectural element. A drop-down ladder provides access to a further loft space, offering useful additional storage.
Second Floor
Bedroom
A double bedroom benefiting from views over the garden.
Landing
The balconied landing benefits from a wall of built in storage.
Family Bathroom
A large traditional family bathroom with a bath and mixer tap shower.
The design of the second floor makes it ideal to use as a guest/teenager suite.
Outside
Garage/Outbuilding
Positioned opposite the main residence is a substantial outbuilding incorporating a double garage. Accessed from the garage, the large bright room on the upper level provides views over the garden and has previously been used as an office space and a home gym. Adjoining the garage is a cloakroom and two further rooms (with power and water) providing scope for a versatile range of uses. The attached log store is accessed from outside.
Parking
In addition to the aforementioned double garage, the property benefits from a gravelled driveway providing ample off-road parking for several vehicles with an electric car charging point.
Gardens
The property enjoys two delightful south-facing gardens, extending to approximately 0.44 of an acre in total, offering a wonderful variety of outdoor space. Predominantly laid to lawn, the gardens are beautifully established with mature shrubs, flowering borders and trees. Several areas have been thoughtfully left uncultivated to encourage local wildlife, enhancing the gardens' natural charm.
There are a selection of mature fruit trees, including fig, quince and apple, as well as discreetly positioned raised beds in a sunny aspect offer an ideal space for vegetable cultivation. Together, the gardens provide a superb balance, perfect for both relaxation and productive gardening.

Price Guide

This Home
£294 / sqft
Area Average
£339 / sqft
Price per Area
£225 / sqft
Lowest
£294 / sqft
This Home
£884 / sqft
Highest
Data referenced at time of publishing on Jitty

Location

Rural
defined as 'rural village'
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