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Originally the stable block to Haselbech Hill House, The Stables were built in the early 20th Century and are unlisted. The buildings display splendid brick elevations and other character details, including a stunning arched entrance to a central courtyard. Inside, the living space has been renovated and redeveloped with the utmost contemporary style, including clean, neutral décor and bespoke fittings. Subject to planning permission the living accommodation could be extended to the south on the ground floor.
The house is approached via a door on the west side of the property, although there are entrances within the courtyard. Inside the property there is a hall with the cellar entrance on the left and the staircase rising beyond. To the right side there is an impressive 24ft long sitting room which has oak flooring, a woodburning stove and two sets of French doors opening onto the central courtyard. To the left side of the hall is a large open-plan kitchen incorporating a snug with a wood burning stove and a dining area. The kitchen, which has limestone tiled flooring, has sleek fitted units, integrated appliances and an Aga. Beyond, is a large utility room with fitted storage cupboards and a wet room.
Upstairs there are four double bedrooms, including the principal bedroom with its luxury en suite shower room, which includes a walk-in shower unit. The first floor also has a family bathroom with an impressive contemporary bathtub.
Outside
The property offers more than 4,000 square feet of stabling, centred around the main courtyard. There is also a coach house with plenty of parking space, two workshops and extensive storage, including a wood store. The central courtyard area is mostly gravelled with a grass roundel at its centre and an area of patio accessed via French doors from the sitting room and kitchen. To the south, a wrought iron gate leads up from the courtyard to a paddock of about an acre which is bordered to three sides by woodland.
There are a further 10 acres available by separate negotiation. This field is marked to the west of The Stables on the plan and is accessed via the same approach road. Back to listing
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Description
The propertyOriginally the stable block to Haselbech Hill House, The Stables were built in the early 20th Century and are unlisted. The buildings display splendid brick elevations and other character details, including a stunning arched entrance to a central courtyard. Inside, the living space has been renovated and redeveloped with the utmost contemporary style, including clean, neutral décor and bespoke fittings. Subject to planning permission the living accommodation could be extended to the south on the ground floor.
The house is approached via a door on the west side of the property, although there are entrances within the courtyard. Inside the property there is a hall with the cellar entrance on the left and the staircase rising beyond. To the right side there is an impressive 24ft long sitting room which has oak flooring, a woodburning stove and two sets of French doors opening onto the central courtyard. To the left side of the hall is a large open-plan kitchen incorporating a snug with a wood burning stove and a dining area. The kitchen, which has limestone tiled flooring, has sleek fitted units, integrated appliances and an Aga. Beyond, is a large utility room with fitted storage cupboards and a wet room.
Upstairs there are four double bedrooms, including the principal bedroom with its luxury en suite shower room, which includes a walk-in shower unit. The first floor also has a family bathroom with an impressive contemporary bathtub.
Outside
The property offers more than 4,000 square feet of stabling, centred around the main courtyard. There is also a coach house with plenty of parking space, two workshops and extensive storage, including a wood store. The central courtyard area is mostly gravelled with a grass roundel at its centre and an area of patio accessed via French doors from the sitting room and kitchen. To the south, a wrought iron gate leads up from the courtyard to a paddock of about an acre which is bordered to three sides by woodland.
There are a further 10 acres available by separate negotiation. This field is marked to the west of The Stables on the plan and is accessed via the same approach road. Back to listing
