The Street, Grittleton

The Old Laundry is a very impressive detached period house positioned in the centre of the village of Grittleton at the heart of this desirable community. Grade II Listed with a striking gabled frontage, the property is a prominent historic house within the village positioned next to the magnificent Grittleton House and believed to have been originally part of the Neeld Estate dating back to the 17th Century. Internally, the accommodation exudes elegance and charm with an abundance of beautiful character features on display such as stone mullion windows, panelling, exposed timber beams and large inglenook fireplaces. There is even evidence of the former laundry pulley system from which the house gets its name.

The accommodation benefits from excellent proportions throughout extending in all to just under 3,400 sq.ft spanning across three floors. The generous ground floor offers four reception rooms, a timber fitted kitchen, and a rear conservatory. On the first floor, there are three double bedrooms and two bathrooms including an en-suite to the main bedroom. The top floor has two further bedrooms and a shower room.

While this fine period home is impressive in its current configuration, there is great potential to evolve the property if desired. In July 2025, planning permission (ref: PL/2025/04470) was granted to reconfigure the accommodation which includes creating a large open plan kitchen/family room at the rear connecting to the beautiful garden, and upstairs the plans enhance the bedroom spaces and remodel a large principal bedroom suite on the top floor with dressing room and en-suite. 

The house occupies a deceptively large plot, just shy of a third of an acre, with plenty of private parking available on the ‘in and out’ front resin bound drive set behind a low stone wall. There is a large double garage attached to the side with a high vaulted ceiling. Arranged to both the side and rear with a south and east aspect respectively, the gardens are truly spectacular having been landscaped in keeping with the traditional walled garden aspect comprising stone raised borders, lawns, seating terraces including a pergola, and manicured box hedging. There is a stone-built potting shed in the far corner.