• Dating back to the 16th Century +
• Attractive Grade 11 listed semi-detached home +
• Exceptional and spacious living accommodation +
• Three bedrooms +
• Central position in the pretty rural village of Stawell +
• Immense charm and character +
• Enhanced by a recent extension +
• Private setting +
• South facing cottage garden +
• Private off-street parking +

An attractive grade II listed, 3 bedroom, semi-detached home dating back to the 17th century occupies a central position within the pretty village of Stawell.

The property offers spacious accommodation, south-facing cottage gardens and private off-street parking. The property is filled with immense character and charm.

THE PROPERTY
The accommodation comprises of a main front entrance with storm porch, and attractive 19th century stained glass door through to the reception hall.
Beyond the main reception hall is a spacious utility room with a range of fitted storage units, space for a washing machine/dryer, an overhead clothes airer, and a large inset butler sink.

A back door leads out to the main garden. An inner hallway with tiled flooring leads to an exceptionally attractive sitting room. Cottage windows with window seating look out to the front and side aspects of the property. A central feature of this sitting room is a Blue Lias stone-surround fireplace with bressummer beam over, housing a multi-fuel stove. An original bread oven is still present with brick surround. A full range of bespoke cabinets with book and display shelving runs along the length of the room.

Beyond the inner hall is an exceptionally expansive kitchen and dining area. The kitchen is fitted with a range of wall and base units, with oak work surfaces. There is space for a dishwasher, along with an integrated fan oven and halogen hob. The Aga is oil fired, and can supply hot water to the house. The walk-in pantry provides additional storage space.

The kitchen provides access to a large boot room with a further range of cabinets, and the oil-fired boiler. Antique pine flooring continues around, with wood panelling to one side, leading to a side door into the garden.

The boot room also provides access to an impressive shower room with walk-in shower and water closet. Frosted window glass is present for privacy. The rear hall is used for day-to-day access to the house. This rear hall provides further access to the garden. There is an attractive double door entrance into the drawing room. This very spacious reception room, with triple aspect windows converted from a garage by previous owners. French doors to the rear open out onto a pretty entertaining terrace and seating area. A wood burning stove and exposed ceiling beams are present.