4 bedroom detached house for sale

Bathway Farm is a beautifully presented property at the end of a gated driveway, consisting of a neat parcel of the main house, extensive stabling and outbuildings arranged around a courtyard with a fountain set in the middle. A ménage, further store rooms and a large agricultural building are set further back, opening onto the paddocks that surround the property. The main house overlooks its rear gardens that provide a large lawn with mature and well stocked shrub and . Owering borders. The present owners have undertaken an extensive programme of renovations on the main house, as well as the annexe, providing a beautifully presented and well laid out accommodation. There are numerous period features throughout, of particular note being the large inglenook fireplace and exposed wooden beams in the drawing room. Immediately on entering the house you are welcomed into
a large reception hall, showing the generous proportions that the property offers and this leads to the principle reception rooms. The farmhouse kitchen with fitted Esse and a quarry tile floor has beautifully fitted buttermilk storage cabinets with
hardwood work surfaces and a central island with a butchers block creating an excellent cooking space. This room provides the hub for the family with space for informal dining, whilst a more formal dining room is positioned next door. The
drawing room opens into a wonderful conservatory, with a joint central stove and this enjoys vies over the gardens and across to the duck ponds. The first floor provides four generously proportioned bedrooms, all with their own bath or
shower rooms. Across the courtyard is “The Ox House”, a beautifully and imaginatively
created annexe o. Ering a vaulted ceiling living room with a spiral staircase leading the first floor with galleried landing, large bedroom and a bathroom. A large window forms a doorway onto a raised sun deck with wonderful views. The kitchen/Dining room has fully fitted appliances and leads to a utility area and cloakroom. Between the main house and the annexe are a range of well built stables with a central arch with a holding pen and access through to a small holding paddock. Across the courtyard are further outbuildings that are currently arranged as store rooms, a workshop and a triple car port. Away from the house and behind these buildings is a ménage and behind this, secluded by trees, a large agricultural building that is currently arranged as further stabling with tack room and machinery storage. Surrounding the property are level
paddocks with water supplies and good access, making the property an ideal equestrian set up, or a generous small holding.