Belmont Road, Ipstones, Staffordshire Moorlands, ST10
- PROPERTY TYPE
Detached
- BEDROOMS
4
- BATHROOMS
4
- SIZE
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Freehold
Key features
- Stunning smallholding with approximately 9.66 acres of land
- Four bedroom detached period property
- Two stone/brick barns and garage
- Ideal property for those with equestrian interests
- Four bathroom/shower rooms
- Potential development of barns, subject to the relevant approvals
- Four paddocks of land
- Two kitchens
- Two impressive reception rooms
- Stunning views
Description
The property boasts two well-proportioned reception rooms, four bedrooms, four bathrooms/shower rooms, a kitchen/diner, further utility room/kitchen, boot room, cellar and second floor attic rooms. You are welcomed into the property via the entrance hallway, having a stunning period brick bottle fireplace, galleried landing, exposed timber and wattle wall, with access to the boot room, having base and eye level units, plumbing for washing machine, Belfast sink and access to the cellar room, with power/light connected and housing the oil fired boiler.
The dining kitchen is an impressive 26 ft and incorporates a bespoke fitted kitchen with breakfast island, matching storage units, granite work surfaces, integrated fridge and dishwasher, double Belfast sink, Everhot 150i electric range cooker, exposed beams and wood burning stove, set within a brick chimney recess with stone lintel. A cloakroom is located off the hallway, having shower, WC and wash hand basin. The utility room/further kitchen is situated from the hallway, well-equipped with a good range of fitted units and work surfaces, electric cooker point, plumbing and space for washing machine, dryer, dishwasher and free-standing fridge/freezer. The rear hallway, in the Victorian wing, provides access to two reception rooms, both having high ceilings, cornicing, feature fireplaces and a good degree of natural light from the array of large windows, typical of the period.
Stairs to the first floor landing, where there are useful storage cupboards, exposed timber and wattle walls, mullioned windows, beamed ceilings and access to the four bedrooms, and further stairs to the attic rooms, used for storage.
Bedroom One is located across the galleried landing, in the oldest cross-wing of the property, and has a vaulted ceiling, exposed timbers and stone, with ensuite bathroom and enclosed hallway. Bedroom Two has ensuite bathroom, exposed timbers and wattle panel. Bedrooms Three and Four are towards the rear of the property, accessed via three steps and through large gothic-style doors, in the Victorian part of the house and serviced by a further bathroom.”
Externally the property is accessed via a gated entry onto a gravel driveway with parking to both the front and side of the property. The barns are located to the front of the property with lawned garden to the side, rear garden laid to lawn/patio, vegetable garden and a further garden which houses the oil tank. The paddocks of grassland are enclosed via walled, fenced and hedged boundaries.
A viewing is highly recommended to appreciate this homes location, land, architecture, further potential and spacious layout.
HISTORY: The vendors have provided us with the following information.
The original Hay House was likely built in the 11th - 14th centuries for a branch of the De La Hayes - a Norman family who accompanied William the Conqueror. Henry De La Haye, recorded in Ipstones as early as 1311, was almost certainly one of Hay House's earliest occupiers. The timber framed house was rebuilt in stone around the late 16th century. Timbers from the original medieval house were re-used in the construction. A later cross-wing was added in 1625. The redevelopment was likely undertaken by the Sherwin family, who occupied Hay House from as early as the 17th century.
Entrance Hallway
Hardwood door to the front elevation, slate floor, period brick bottle fireplace with ornate cast iron grate, galleried landing, Mullion windows to the front elevation, exposed oak beams and wattle panels, radiator, wall lights, storage cupboard, stairs to the first floor.
Boot Room
9' 7'' x 5' 1'' (2.91m x 1.56m)
Mullion hardwood double glazed window to the front elevation, units to the base and eye level, Belfast sink unit with mixer tap, space for a washing machine, exposed timber beams, access to cellar.
Cellar
20' 4'' x 11' 11'' (6.20m x 3.62m)
Steps leading down to the Cellar, power and light connected, oil fired boiler.
Shower Room
6' 1'' x 6' 7'' (1.85m x 2.01m)
Shower enclosure with chrome fitment, vanity unit, lower level WC, tiled, extractor fan.
Dining Kitchen
26' 5'' x 15' 3'' (8.05m x 4.64m)
Range of bespoke units, integral dishwasher, granite worksurfaces and upstands, Belfast twin sink with chrome mixer tap, hardwood double glazed window to the rear elevation, hardwood double glazed door to the side elevation, Everhot 150i electric range cooker with hot plates, induction hob, 3 ovens and plate warming oven. Inset downlights, breakfast bar with granite worksurfaces, log burning stove set within brick surround, stone lintel and stone hearth, hardwood double glazed mullion window to the front elevation, exposed beams, bespoke wood display cabinet with inset lighting and integral fridge.
Utility Room
15' 9'' x 13' 11'' (4.79m x 4.23m)
Hardwood double glazed windows to the side and front elevation, fitted units to the base and eye level, one and half bowl sink unit with chrome mixer tap, space for washing machine, space for dryer, space for dishwasher, space for freestanding fridge/freezer, inset downlights, radiator, tiled splashbacks, tiled floor.
Rear Hallway
Hardwood double glazed door to the rear, part panelled walls, radiator, cornicing, ceiling rose.
Living Room
15' 9'' x 14' 10'' (4.79m x 4.51m)
Two hardwood double glazed windows to the side and rear elevation, ceiling rose, cornicing, open fireplace with decorative tile surround and wood mantle, radiator.
Sitting Room
15' 7'' x 14' 10'' (4.75m x 4.52m)
Radiator, cornicing, hardwood double glazed window to the rear elevation, open fireplace having cast iron surround, tiled hearth and wood mantle, double recess with wall lights.
First Floor
Landing/Galleried Landing
Hardwood double glazed mullion windows to the front elevation, exposed timber and stone walls, wattle panels, two storage cupboards, stair access to attic rooms, radiator, stairs to upper level.
Bedroom One
14' 7'' x 14' 3'' (4.44m x 4.35m)
Accessed across the galleried landing into an enclosed inner hallway. Hardwood double glazed mullion windows to the front elevation, feature hardwood double glazed diamond-shaped window to front elevation, radiator, vaulted ceiling, exposed timber, wall lights, feature window to the front elevation.
Ensuite Bathroom (to bedroom one)
15' 2'' x 6' 6'' (4.63m x 1.99m)
Heritage bath, chrome traditional mixer tap with shower head, lower level WC, pedestal wash hand basin, wall lights, hardwood double glazed window to the rear elevation, radiator, partly tiled.
Bedroom Two
15' 9'' x 14' 2'' (4.81m reducing to 3.04m x 4.31m)
Hardwood double glazed window to the side elevation, radiator, exposed beams, timber wall and feature wattle panel, wood recess.
Ensuite Bathroom
10' 0'' x 4' 10'' (3.04m x 1.47m)
Panelled bath with chrome mixer tap and shower attachment, extractor fan, pedestal wash hand basin, lower level WC.
Inner Landing
Steps to feature gothic-style wooden doors, opening into further inner landing in Victorian wing of property and Bedrooms Three and Four. Storage cupboard, recess, exposed timber, wall lights.
Bathroom
10' 5'' x 9' 0'' (3.17m x 2.74m) max measurements
Pedestal wash hand basin, lower level WC, corner Jacuzzi style bath with chrome traditional mixer tap with shower attachment, hardwood double glazed sash window, radiator.
Bedroom Three
15' 3'' x 14' 10'' (4.65m x 4.51m)
Built in wardrobes, overhead storage, radiator, hardwood double glazed sash window to the rear elevation, cornicing, ceiling rose.
Bedroom Four
15' 1'' x 10' 5'' (4.61m x 3.18m)
Hardwood double glazed sash window to the rear elevation, radiator, ceiling rose, cornicing.
Outside
Externally to the front is a gated gravelled driveway, stone walled boundaries, stone patio areas, area laid to lawn, mature plants, trees and shrubs, well stocked garden, area laid to gravel. Gated access to the paddocks.
To the side is power point, gravelled driveway, courtesy lighting, area laid to lawn, fenced boundaries and oil tank.
To the rear is courtesy lighting, area laid to lawn and patio, hedged boundaries, power for Hot Tub, gravelled area, access to the paddocks, vegetable patch, hedged boundaries, walled, fenced gated paddocks.
Paddocks
Four paddocks of grassland with hedged, fenced and walled boundaries. Please refer to the plan.
Stone/Brick Barn
69' 3'' x 16' 4'' (21.12m x 4.99m)
Exposed A-frame, two stables, light and power, door to rear, windows to each side, two stable doors to the front, four windows to the front elevation, three windows to the rear elevation.
Brick Barn
28' 11'' x 14' 5'' (8.82m x 4.40m)
Three windows to the front, stable door to front, window to side, exposed A-frame, loft storage, light and power.
Garage
25' 7'' x 11' 1'' (7.81m x 3.38m)
Wood bi-fold doors, stone construction, concrete floor, power and light.
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- Band: F
- PARKINGDetails of how and where vehicles can be parked, and any associated costs.Read more about parking in our glossary page.
- Yes
- GARDENA property has access to an outdoor space, which could be private or shared.
- Yes
- ACCESSIBILITYHow a property has been adapted to meet the needs of vulnerable or disabled individuals.Read more about accessibility in our glossary page.
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