Guide price £650,000 - £700,000

Welcome to Wirral Cottage, beautifully appointed over two floors, this stunning character property was built over 200 years ago and has been thoughtfully extended and modernised to create a stunning family home and countryside retreat.

Upon entering the hallway you are led down to a welcoming country kitchen leading out to the handy rear porch and boot room, as well as doors leading to the downstairs family bathroom, lounge and stairs rising to the first floor. Two stunning reception rooms complete the ground floor, both with log burners, one with stunning original beams providing a cosy snug space whilst the other has been extended to create a fabulous open plan living space with bi-fold doors framing the patio and garden area. Upstairs you will find three good sized bedrooms, one with ensuite cloak room.

This is a perfect property for an extended family with accommodation comprising not only of a spacious three-bedroom home, but with attached one-bedroom annex also, which can be accessed through the garden or via the main property, making it ideal for separate accommodation for additional family members. It also has potential to become an office, rental space, airbnb or generate rental income.

Perfectly positioned in the semi-rural village of Wroot, the property boasts extensive grounds all covered by CCTV system, including large driveway for multiple vehicles, car-port, large garages and workshop space. Wirral Cottage provides the perfect setting for keeping a horse at home with equestrian facilities already in place including three stables, fully alarmed tack room and a grass paddock stretching out into the open countryside.

Location is everything, and Wroot enjoys a rural way of life, home to lake fisheries, a playing field and perfectly positioned for all manner of country strolls and outdoor pursuits. Located only a 10-minute drive from the historic town of Epworth, the birthplace of Methodist founders John and Charles Wesley.

This family home is conveniently placed near all the local amenities in the Isle of Axholme, a host of shops, schools, parks, restaurants, and bars all on the doorstep. Doncaster is famed for it’s historic markets, horse racing and superb transport links. The A1, M18 and M1 motorway networks are all easily accessible and Doncaster rail station is a key transport hub, only an hour and forty minutes from central London.

If you’re looking for a home that is welcoming, versatile and spacious, then you may just have found it, all with the benefit on no onward chain.

Contact haart to schedule a viewing today to take the next step to your dream countryside home.

Tenure – Freehold
Council tax band – E

Please note all measurements are approximate and for guidance purposes only