• No onward chain +
• Grade II Listed detached stone residence +
• Late 17th Century +
• Three double bedrooms +
• Two bathrooms +
• Multiple reception rooms +
• Abundance of charm and character +
• Gardens extended to 2 acres with space for dwellings (STPP) +
• Breathtaking countryside views +
• Double garage and driveway +

NO ONWARD CHAIN - Hawkslyn is a captivating Grade II Listed stone residence located in the picturesque village of Hawksworth. This unique property originally served as a farmhouse in the late 17th century, before transforming into a coaching inn known as "The Brown Cow" during the mid-19th century. Over time, Hawkslyn was thoughtfully converted back into a private residence, preserving many of its original architectural features and historic character. Set on approximately 2 acres of privately owned gardens, this exceptional home presents a truly remarkable opportunity for buyers seeking a unique and expansive retreat.

Dacre, Son & Hartley are delighted to offer to the market for the first time in over four decades, this charming and characterful Grade II Listed stone house located in the picturesque village of Hawksworth, steeped in history and brimming with potential. Operating as a farmhouse for over 200 years before its transformation into a bustling coaching inn in the mid-1800s, this magnificent home embodies centuries of history and tradition. Today, it stands as a unique opportunity for those seeking a residence steeped in character and heritage. With its enduring stone walls, original architectural details, and charming layout that once accommodated weary travellers, the property offers a captivating glimpse into a bygone era while presenting endless potential for modern refinement.

With accommodation planned over two floors and briefly comprising on the ground floor; side entrance into a generous and very useful utility room having a W.C. and access to a vaulted cellar; breakfast kitchen with cast iron Victorian range cooker; generous dining room; characterful living room having exposed stone wall and endearing wood burner; inner porch; sitting room; sunroom; stairs leading to a lower landing area. On the first floor; characterful landing area with exposed wooden beams; principal bedroom having fitted wardrobes; en suite; two further double bedrooms; house shower room. With gas fired heating, partial double glazed windows and a boarded loft space.

Externally, a stone wall marks the front boundary and features colourful planting, giving access to a good sized driveway allowing off-street parking for at least two vehicles. A detached double garage provide further parking and useful storage options. Immediately at the rear are stone patios and a well-maintained lawn with mature borders. Further beyond are gardens spanning approximately two acres, with a mix of steep gradients, mature trees and lush underbrush, hinting at the possibility of thoughtfully crafted outdoor spaces. The gardens hold immense potential: with careful restoration, they could transform into terraced gardens, orchards, or perhaps even host additional dwellings or outbuildings, pending the necessary planning permissions. This verdant expanse offers a rare canvas for creating a private oasis that echoes the rich history of the property while inviting new possibilities.