Tatenhill Common, Rangemore

This historic and deceptively roomy property was originally two farm-workers cottages dating from the reign of George III and was the birthplace of First World War Victoria Cross winner, William Coltman. Steeped in character, as well as history, the house has been the much cherished family home of a travel writer and his family for 40 years.

The off-road parking is located to the right hand side of the property. Open the front gate and through the entrance door to the property, you enter the first of the reception rooms. This room benefits from timber beams, feature fireplace and lovely bay window. Beyond this reception room is the kitchen area which overlooks the rear courtyard and comes with great storage options, ample workspace and again has feature ceiling beams. The kitchen flows nicely into the dining room benefitting from a huge sliding door opening to the courtyard and has feature beams. The second living space is accessed from the kitchen, this room again has character features throughout including ceiling beams, fireplace and a lovely bay window that allows the room to have great natural light.

The first floor consists of three bedrooms and an office. The two secondary bedrooms are both a fantastic size, they would both easily take double beds, one is currently being used as an office. There is also an open living space upstairs which would make an ideal office or reading nook. The master bedroom is very generous and easily has room to have a built-in wardrobe if desired. The bedrooms are serviced by a family bathroom including a bath with an overhead shower, wash hand basin and WC.

Park View boasts extensive rural views to front and rear and features a small orchard with five productive apple trees and a pear tree. The rear gardens are very impressive, first you have the courtyard which is accessed from the dining room, this makes an ideal place to entertain. There is a range of outbuildings (seven in total, two with storage lofts), already provided with electricity and plumbing and suitable for refurbishment for domestic and/or office use (STPP). The rear gardens themselves are huge and feature mature trees, two raised vegetable beds, well maintained lawns and have spectacular views over the countryside.

Tatenhill Common is a close-knit community offering a valued sense of security. Residents enjoy a peaceful environment built on trust, making it an ideal place for comfort and belonging. Despite its rural feel, the community benefits from easy access to nearby towns like Burton upon Trent for larger shopping centres and further amenities, balancing the tranquillity of village life with modern convenience.

Tenure: Freehold (purchasers are advised to satisfy themselves as to the tenure via their legal representative).
Services: Mains water, drainage, electricity and gas are believed to be connected to the property but purchasers are advised to satisfy themselves as to their suitability.
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Our Ref: JGA/
Local Authority/Tax Band: East Staffordshire Borough Council / Tax Band D