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Dovedale, Blockley, Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire. GL56 9HN

PROPERTY TYPE

Detached

BEDROOMS

4

BATHROOMS

2

SIZE

4,784 sq ft

444 sq m

TENURE
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Freehold

Key features

  • Detached House
  • Three reception rooms
  • Four bedrooms
  • Parking for many vehicles
  • Self-contained one bedroom apartment
  • Stable block and store
  • Approximately 0.5 acre grounds
  • Refurbishment opportunity
  • Viewings to commence on Friday 17th July

Description

Screened in a cloak of mature foliage on a three quarter of an acre plot heralding the entrance to Dovedale woods, this deceptively spacious detached four bedroom country residence was converted from a former stable block in the late 1980's and has never actually been on the open market before. The property is formed around a central south-facing courtyard with well screened views over woodland and its own private pond, a perfect environment for local wildlife. There is a long sweeping driveway with off-street parking for many vehicles and a hardstanding area for a boat or caravan.

The Grange has many ingratiating features with most rooms having at least dual aspected mullioned windows, timber panelled walls, oak parquet flooring and exposed beams and roof timbers. One of the main features of the property however, is the almost palatial drawing room and dining room in the east wing with 11.5 feet high ceilings with central pillars and original stable door. The drawing room has five high curved crucifix-style stone mullioned windows with southerly and westerly aspects creating a quite stately yet homely environment enhanced with a substantial stone fireplace with a real fire. There is also a particularly cosy study to the rear with wood panelled walls and another stone fireplace and a woodburning stove.

At first floor level there are three double bedrooms, a single bedroom and separate bathroom and an integral self-contained apartment in the east wing with its own entrance. The house is warmed with gas fired central heating from two separate boilers and two individual hot water tanks. From the main courtyard there is access to the double garage with large sliding doors which could be converted in to further accommodation or adapted as required subject to the usual consents.

The property is now ready for a phase of complete refurbishment and offers every opportunity for those with the capability and imagination to create a home of a unique quality to their own requirements.

The Dovedale area of Blockley is positioned at the end of the High Street at the entrance to Dovedale woods where there are many country walks to be enjoyed directly from the property's front door.

Blockley itself has two public houses, a village shop and a very popular cafe which doubles as a fine dining restaurant several evenings a week. The village has its own primary school and is positioned within the catchment area of Chipping Campden secondary school. Blockley is also renowned as the setting for the filming of the BBC series Father Brown in which the village is named Kembleford.

Positioned midway between the Cotswold cafe society of Chipping Campden and the more traditional market town of Moreton-in-Marsh with its famous tree-lined High Street and the all important railway station with direct links to Oxford and London Paddington.

Entrance Hall

5.57m x 2.93m (18' 3" x 9' 7")

Studded solid oak front door. Oak parquet flooring. Radiator with cabinet surround. Double doors opening in to dining room. One random Cotswold stone wall. Two dark oak-style full height panelled walls. Original stone arch. Easy staircase returning to first floor with spindle balustrade. Understairs storage cupboard.

Ground Floor Cloakroom

Two piece coloured suite. Low flush w.c., pedestal wash hand basin. Double radiator.

Integral Double Garage

5.64m x 5.61m (18' 06" x 18' 05")

Arched stone mullioned windows to the north and west. Full height timber sliding door. Block paved floor.

Utility Room

2.48m x 2.42m (8' 2" x 7' 11")

Two base cupboards. Three wall-mounted cupboards. Space for washing machine and tumble dryer. Single radiator.

Rear Study

5.44m x 2.82m (17' 10" x 9' 03")

Substantial Cotswold stone fireplace, Morso cast iron woodburning stove on stone hearth. Mullioned windows to the north and east. Radiator with cabinet surround. Timber panelled walls to dado height.

Inner Hallway

6.98m x 1.17m (22' 11" x 3' 10")

Curved entrance with inset ceramic-style base. Part-timber flooring. Built-in boiler cupboard with two gas fired central heating boilers, one believed to be servicing the ground floor and one the first floor. Part-timber panelled walls. Two inset display areas. Back-to-back leaded pane windows to open-plan breakfast kitchen. Two radiators with built-in cabinet surrounds.

Open-plan Breakfast Kitchen

4.24m x 2.97m (13' 11" x 9' 09")

Light oak parquet flooring throughout the whole of the area. Fitted kitchen with double Asterite sink unit with single drainer. Integrated Bosch dishwasher. Split-level Indesit oven with Hotpoint microwave above. Integrated fridge with freezer below. Pull-out spice rack. Mullion window and some original stonework. Boxed ceiling beam. Room formed in open-plan with breakfast/dining room.

Breakfast Room

3.71m x 2.59m (12' 02" x 8' 06")

Back-to-back double doors to the entrance hall. Radiator with cabinet surround. Three full-height panelled walls. Small paned double doors and windows with south-westerly aspect over front courtyard and Dovedale woods.

Rear Dining Room/Ballroom

5.74m x 5.38m (18' 10" x 17' 08")

Stable entrance door. Six foot panelling to two walls. Five arched stone mullioned windows with outlook on to treescape. 11.5 feet high ceiling with two large supporting columns. Back-to-back hatch to kitchen. Two radiators with cabinet surround. Back-to-back arched small paned window to drawing room. Antique stable door.

Drawing room

7.80m x 5.46m (25' 07" x 17' 11")

11.5 feet high ceiling. Substantial stone fireplace with oak lintel and canopy over grate for real fire. Five full-height crucifix stone mullioned windows with southerly and westerly aspects. Two built-in window seats. Large radiator with cabinet surround.

First Floor

Access via a solid stone returning staircase with a carved oak bannister and batoned balustrade. Mezzanine window with north easterly aspect over trees and countryside.

First Floor Landing Area

12.00m x 5.90m (39' 4" x 19' 4")

Exposed roof timbers and purlins. Central reception area with large small paned window with outlook over the courtyard, pond and treescape. Built-in airing cupboard with foam lagged cylinder and immersion heater. Cupboard with eaves storage. Two single radiators. Gallery-style entrance adjacent to staircase.

Master Suite

Built-in cloaks cupboard.

Central Bathroom/W.C.

Three piece coloured suite. Low flush w.c., pedestal wash hand basin. Handled panelled bath.

Rear Bedroom 2

2.87m x 5.00m (9' 05" x 16' 05")

Arched mullioned window with northerly aspect over countryside and gardens. Single radiator. Built-in wardrobe in to eaves.

Front Bedroom 1

5.33m x 5.56m (17' 06" x 18' 03")

Windows on three sides with easterly, southerly and westerly aspected windows with superb views over the surrounding countryside. Exposed roof timbers and purlins. Two single radiators. Double full-height built-in wardrobe.

Central Family Bathroom

Four piece coloured suite. Panelled bath with shower attachment, low flush w.c., pedestal wash hand basin and bidet. Single radiator. Skylight window. Chrome heated towel rail.

Bedroom 4

2.97m x 2.97m (9' 09" x 9' 09")

Single radiator. Exposed purlins.

Bedroom 3

5.46m x 3.25m (17' 11" x 10' 08")

Arched stone mullioned window with northerly outlook over gardens. Velux side window. Double radiator. Back-to-back door to flat (currently sealed).

Outside

Courtyard

9.40m x 9.50m (30' 10" x 31' 2")

Block paved area with sliding double doors to the garage. Wrought iron fencing and double gates with stone pillars leading to front driveway. There is a stone pathway and steps to the eastern side leading to the first floor flat. Metal steps with two timber bannisters ascending to veranda area surrounded by trees and woodland.

First Floor Flat

Entrance Vestibule

Open-plan Living Dining Area

5.46m x 3.38m (17' 11" x 11' 01")

Arched stone mullioned window with outlook over the pond and a wealth of mature trees within Dovedale. Two double radiators. Side Velux window. Exposed roof timbers. Built-in double storage cupboard.

Kitchen

2.06m x 2.39m (6' 09" x 7' 10")

Granite-style laminate work tops fitted to three sides with inset circular stainless sink unit and mixer tap. Four ring gas hob with electric circatherm oven below. Hotpoint slot-in washing machine. Four base cupboards. Space for fridge freezer. Outlook over central courtyard.

Bathroom / WC

Three piece suite in white. Low flush w.c., pedestal wash hand basin and panelled bath with tiled surround, wall-mounted shower. Built-in extractor. Single radiator.

Landing

Built-in airing cupboard with Heatray Sadia central water tank.

Bedroom

3.18m x 5.46m (10' 05" x 17' 11")

Dormer window with easterly aspect over trees. Double radiator. Built-in triple wardrobes with sliding mirrored doors and back-to-back boarded up doorway to bedroom three in the main house.

The Grounds

The grounds extend to approximately 0.5 acres starting from a ranch-style gate from the High Street in Dovedale along a gravelled drive incorporating parking for approximately five vehicles easily. There is a tree-lined entrance, a large weeping willow and other mature trees surrounding a small private pond which forms part of the gently cascading Blockley brook and a perfect environment for wildlife in the area. At the end of the driveway there is further access to stables blocks or outside stores.

Stable Block

8.10m x 3.56m (26' 07" x 11' 08")

Two actual stable cabins and a store to one side (11' 8" x 4' 9")(3.56m x 1.45m) and a separate cabin or garden store.

Garden Closet/Storeroom

4.83m x 2.97m (15' 10" x 9' 09")

Side Garden

Easterly-facing (over looked by the flat), extends to approximately quarter of an acre with some open land and an extensive woodland area to the north and east.

N.B

There is a covenant on the deeds of the property in favour of the adjacent Dovedale House, that used to own what was the stables, that any changes to the property must be first approved by the owners of Dovedale House, not to be unreasonably withheld. The properties are now completely separate with demarcation fencing.

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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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Monthly repayments£5,015
Property: £ 1,000,000
Deposit: £ 100,000
Interest rate: 5.33%
Term: 30 years
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Holmans Estate Agents in Moreton in Marsh are one of the most progressive firms of estate agents in the North Cotswolds based at our prominent centrally located town centre premises in this bustling market town. The company operates in one of the most attractive areas of middle England and the Directors and Staff have a wealth of local knowledge and experience specialising in the sales and lettings of country homes and cottages. We also have a specialist new homes department.

As part of The Guild of Professional Estate Agents we now have direct access to the London market from the Guild office on Park Lane, Mayfair, London where all our properties are displayed. 80% of the properties that we sell are to buyers from out of the area and just over half of those are from the greater London area.

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