Stocken Hall, Stretton, Rutland

Originally built in the early 17th century, Aquavista is a deceptively spacious two-storey apartment set within an impressive Grade II* listed country house, peacefully nestled in four acres of beautifully-landscaped gardens.

Accommodation - A spacious entrance hall leads to the well-appointed ground floor accommodation. High ceilings and large sash windows with window seats throughout the ground floor create an exceptional sense of space and an abundance of natural light. There are three generously proportioned reception rooms, each enjoying stunning views over the gardens and the open countryside beyond. The kitchen is positioned to the right of the entrance hall and features a range of fitted units, integrated appliances, and space for both a dishwasher and an American-style fridge freezer. Also on the ground floor are two double bedrooms. The larger of the two benefits from an en suite shower room and a suspended dressing room, adding both comfort and convenience.

Stairs lead to a spacious, vaulted landing—currently used by the owners as an additional reception space. From here, you access the third bedroom, a generously sized room with dual-aspect windows, an en suite bathroom, and a dressing room.

Outside - The property is set within mature grounds and beautifully landscaped gardens, featuring rolling lawns, box hedging, and gravel pathways, all offering picturesque views across the surrounding fields and open countryside. The grounds also include parking.

This beautifully appointed property is perfectly suited for those seeking a secure lock-and-leave lifestyle, thanks to its prime location and friendly, well-established community. Offering generous proportions and a highly flexible layout, it also serves as an exceptional home for entertaining, with ample space to host guests in comfort and style.

Location - The pretty village of Stretton is set in a convenient position less than a mile from the A1 and within easy reach of the beautiful surrounding countryside. Stretton has a local pub and a parish church, there are plenty of wonderful walks nearby, including the fascinating yet tranquil Yew Tree Avenue at Clipsham which is over 200 years old, consisting of over 150 clipped Yew Trees in all manner of unusual shapes and sizes. While the bustling towns of Stamford and Oakham are close at hand. The towns both offer a variety of facilities, boutique shops, supermarkets, cafes, pubs and restaurants and cinema, and theatres as well as several excellent schools, including the independent Stamford Endowed Schools and Oakham School and outstanding-rated state schools at both primary and secondary level. The area provides easy access to the A1, while mainline rail services to London can be found at Oakham and Stamford (via Peterborough) and Grantham.

Services & Council Tax - The property is offered to the market with all mains services and gas LPG central heating.
Rutland County Council – Tax Band E

Tenure - Share of the freehold (Lease - 999 years from 2022)