Guide price
£595,000
(£382/sq. ft)
4 bed detached house for saleChurch Lane, Thurlaston, Rugby CV23
4 beds
2 baths
3 receptions
1,556 sq. ft
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About this property
Charming Four Bedroom Detached Cottage
Three Versatile Reception Rooms
Kitchen/Dining Room with Original Glazed Well
Feature Fireplaces and Wood Burning Stoves
Character Features and Exposed Timber Beams
Principal Bedroom with En-Suite Shower Room
Ground Floor Family Bathroom and Workshop
Generous Established Gardens and Paved Courtyard
Detached Double Garage and Private Driveway Parking
Highly Regarded Thurlaston Village Location
A charming four bedroom detached cottage in the highly regarded village of thurlaston, offering character features, three reception rooms, a kitchen/diner with original well beneath a glazed floor panel, principal bedroom with en-suite, generous gardens, detached double garage and private driveway parking.
Situated in the heart of the highly regarded Warwickshire village of Thurlaston, this charming four-bedroom detached cottage offers a wonderful combination of traditional character, generous accommodation and versatile family living. With exposed timber beams, feature fireplaces, wood-burning stoves and an original well beneath the kitchen/dining room floor, the property is full of individuality and period charm. Occupying a generous plot with established gardens, a detached double garage and private parking, this is a distinctive village home with plenty to offer.
The cottage retains an abundance of traditional features throughout, with attractive timber detailing, exposed brickwork and characterful fireplaces creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The accommodation extends to approximately 1,557 sq. Ft. And provides a flexible layout with three separate reception rooms, ideal for modern family living.
The main lounge is a particularly inviting space, featuring exposed ceiling beams and an impressive brick fireplace housing a substantial wood-burning stove. A separate snug provides a cosy additional sitting room, complete with its own feature fireplace and stove-style fire, while the third reception room is currently arranged as a family room and home office, offering excellent flexibility for those working from home or requiring additional living space.
The kitchen and dining room form another attractive part of the home, fitted with an extensive range of timber-fronted units, contrasting work surfaces and integrated cooking appliances. Exposed ceiling beams and a feature stove set within a brick fireplace enhance the traditional cottage feel, while the adjoining dining area enjoys views and access towards the rear garden.
One of the property's most unusual features is the original well situated beneath the kitchen/dining room floor, which has been retained beneath a glazed floor panel. This fascinating feature provides a glimpse into the history of the cottage and adds a wonderful sense of individuality to the home.
A useful rear hallway leads to the ground floor bathroom, fitted with a bath and shower over, wash hand basin and WC. An additional workshop and utility area provides valuable space for laundry appliances, storage and practical household use, with external access.
To the first floor, a traditional staircase leads to four bedrooms, each offering its own character and charm. The principal bedroom is a generous double room with the added convenience of an en-suite shower room, while the remaining bedrooms provide flexible accommodation for family members, guests or home working. Sloping ceilings, timber detailing and traditional features further complement the cottage's appeal.
Outside, the property enjoys generous established gardens, predominantly laid to lawn and enclosed by mature hedging and planting. A separate paved and gravelled courtyard provides an attractive space for outdoor dining and entertaining, while additional timber storage offers further practicality.
A particularly valuable feature is the detached double garage, approached via a private gravelled driveway to the side and rear of the property. This provides excellent parking and storage facilities, with additional off-road parking available for several vehicles.
Thurlaston is a highly regarded Warwickshire village situated close to Dunchurch and surrounded by attractive countryside, with the popular Draycote Water reservoir nearby offering opportunities for walking, cycling and outdoor recreation. Dunchurch provides a wide range of shops, cafés, public houses, restaurants, schooling and everyday amenities, while Rugby town centre and railway station are within easy reach, along with convenient access to the M1, M6 and wider motorway network.
Combining traditional cottage charm, generous and versatile accommodation, established gardens and excellent parking facilities, this delightful detached home offers a wonderful opportunity to enjoy village living in a desirable Warwickshire setting.
Early viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the character, space and individuality of this charming property.
Room Dimensions:
Lounge 3.36m x 3.89m
Snug 3.37m x 3.07m
Family room/Office 3.28m x 4.68m
Kitchen 2.64m x 4.67m
Dining Area 2.72m x 3.68m
Workshop 4.42m x 2.89m
Bedroom One 3.29m x 4.68m
Bedroom Two 2.75m x 4.75m
Bedroom Three 3.08m x 3.50m
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