- A DETACHED FORMER TUDOR RESIDENCE +
- STUNNING 10.5 ACRES OF LAND (STS) +
- PICTUREQUE VILLAGE LOCATION +
- ACCOMMODATION MEASURING APPROX. 2,500 SQFT +
- VARIOUS OUTBUILDINGS +
- VAST AMOUNT OF OFF-ROAD PARKING +
- THREE/FOUR RECEPTION ROOMS +
- FIVE/SIX BEDROOMS +
- IDEAL FOR EQUINE USE +
- VIEWING COMES HIGHLY RECOMMENDED +
Ellis Winters Exclusive, are delighted to offer for sale, The Limes. This Grade II Listed home is located within the picturesque village of Kings Ripton, featuring original period details throughout, versatile accommodation measuring approx. 2,500 SQFT, numerous barns and outbuildings, 10.5 acres (STS) of land and landscaped gardens, and offers further development (STP) and equine opportunities. A viewing comes highly recommended.
Ellis Winters are delighted to welcome you to The Limes. Found within the picturesque village of Kings Ripton, the house, which is the oldest in the village, originates from around 1570, with further additions in the 18th and 19th centuries. Kings Ripton is a quaint and idyllic village, approximately 3.5 miles from Huntingdon and its mainline train station approximately 4.5 miles which arrives in London within the hour, and approximately 19 miles from Cambridge and 20 miles from Peterborough.
The Limes is a part timber-framed Tudor residence, which was restored and modernised by the current owners. It is Grade II Listed, and previously formed part of Lord De Ramsey's estate. This superb home boasts character features throughout, including its original Tudor front door, with the later addition of a beautiful stained-glass window. The property offers versatility and flexible accommodation throughout, with three/four reception rooms, and five/six bedrooms. Measuring approximately 2,500 SQFT, this is truly a family home.
One of the great features of this home is the external space. The property offers landscaped gardens, a former tennis court, and grounds of around 10.5 acres (STS). There are numerous outbuildings. The large, thatched barn is used for storage and garaging, and the other offers two stables and an open cart barn and machine store. This is perfect for those who have horses or would like to keep livestock. The current owners created an enclosed area for grazing and exercise, and the remaining land is pasture/paddock land.
Ground Floor
Entrance Hall
Drawing Room
7.19m (23'7") x 3.99m (13'1")
Dining Room
5.40m (17'8") max x 4.63m (15'2")
Breakfast Room
5.71m (18'9") x 4.93m (16'2")
Kitchen
3.40m (11'2") x 2.84m (9'4")
Utility Room
3.40m (11'2") x 1.90m (6'3")
Office/ Library Area
1.98m (6'6") x 1.63m (5'4")
Bathroom
Lobby
Family Room/ Bedroom 6, with a mezzanine floor
4.54m (14'11") x 2.29m (7'6")
First Floor
Landing
Bedroom 1
3.96m (13') x 3.95m (13')
WC
Shower
Bedroom 2
5.04m (16'6") x 3.60m (11'10")
Bedroom 3
3.95m (13') x 3.26m (10'8")
Bedroom 4
3.45m (11'4") x 3.11m (10'3") max
Bedroom 5
4.48m (14'8") x 2.75m (9')
Bathroom
Outside
There is gated access to a large, gravelled driveway, providing a vast amount of off-road parking. Within the landscaped gardens, which face mainly south and west, are the former tennis court, and several paved patio seating areas, varieties of trees, shrubs, and fruit trees.
Outside Barns, Stables, and Garden Room
The Garages, Garden Store, and Workshop have power and light connected. There are two stables, and an Open Cart Barn and Machine Store. The Garden Room has both internal and external power connected, and both lighting internally and externally. The garden room opens onto one of the paved patio seating areas.
There are lapsed planning permissions for converting the garden store, workshop, and garage into “ancillary living accommodation for family use”. Previous planning reference: 17/01429/FUL
Further Information
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: F
EPC Rating: N/A – Grade II Listed
Heating Type: Oil Fired Central Heating
Access Road: The current owners obtain a license from Abbots Ripton Estate to use the access farm track from the B1090 to their main parcel of land
Covenant: An uplift covenant will be triggered if the property benefits from residential development and/or from payments received for the release of restrictive covenants the property has