5 Bedrooms Cottage for sale in Stafford House, Farmer Street, Bradmore NG11 | £ 850,000
Overview
| Price: | £ 850,000 |
|---|---|
| Contract type: | For Sale |
| Type: | Cottage |
| County: | Nottingham |
| Town: | Nottingham |
| Postcode: | NG11 |
| Address: | Stafford House, Farmer Street, Bradmore NG11 |
| Bathrooms: | 4 |
| Bedrooms: | 5 |
Property Description
Stafford House and adjoining Stafford Barn is understood to be one of the earliest properties in the village of Bradmore. Constructed circa early-mid 1800's by the 'wrestling' baronet Sir Thomas Parkyns the property is one of the 'landmark' buildings within the village.
Bradmore is a thriving Conservation Village bordering Wolds countryside close to the south Nottinghamshire/Leicestershire border having extensive amenities and high-grade schooling relatively close to hand in West Bridgford and Keyworth and slightly further afield the market town of Loughborough to the south. The main retail centres of Nottingham and Leicester are readily accessible from the village - equally so the M1 motorway and Nottingham East Midlands Airport.
Ground Floor
Arched profile period entrance door connecting to:
Entrance Hall
Exposed restored English oak ceiling timbers and traditional oak flooring. Fitted maple dresser/display unit.
Stunning Country Kitchen 5.00m plus dining bay recess x 3.35m (16'6" plus dining bay recess x 11'0")
A kitchen of appreciable character with heavy exposed and restored mellow English oak ceiling timbers. Traditional Inglenook style brick dressed recess incoporated a fitted Belling range cooker set to a granite topped surround. Comprehensive range of white units with burnished metal furnishings complemented by granite working surfaces with a matching culinary island. Inset single bowl stainless steel sink unit. Integral Smeg automatic dishwasher and Atag fridge. Square bay window dining recess with attractive sheltered garden aspect. French doorway connecting to rear garden. High grade traditional oak flooring. Sash window to Farmer Street aspect. Square opening to:
Large Utility Room 5.35m x 2.30m (17'6" x 7'6)
Fitted range of units in a gloss white finish complemented by wood grain effect working surfaces. Enclosed boiler cupboard housing a gas fired Hero 90 boiler unit providing domestic hot water and central heating. Plumbing for washing machine. Ceramic flooring.
Charming Sitting Room 5.00m x 4.10m (16'6" x 13'6")
A room of appreciable chracter with a heavy restored English oak mellow timbered ceiling. Traditional Inglenook style fireplace with a heavy oak crossbeam, brick dressed chimneypiece and fitted cast iron Jotal wood-burning stove set to a raised brick hearth. High grade décor. Sash window to Farmer Street aspect. French doors connecting to the gardens.
Charming Dining Room 5.00m x 2.95m (16'6" x 9'9")
An atmospheric room with a mellow English oak heavily beamed ceiling. Period brick chimneypiece – open hearth fireplace. Original recessed floor to ceiling storage cupboards. Sash window to Farmer Street aspect.
Inner Staircase Hall
High vaulted ceiling. Striking dog-leg return staircase with contemporary polished steel balustrade to first floor landing.
Study 3.50m x 2.05m (11'6" x 6'9")
Exposed ceiling timbers. Restored boarded period doorway.
Cloakroom WC
High grade fitted low level wc and vanity wash hand basin. Striking fresco décor and recessed low voltage downlighting.
First Floor
Landing
Exposed original ceiling timbers. Staircase rising to second floor.
Bedroom One 5.20m x 3.3m (17'0" x 11'0")
Exposed English oak heavily beamed ceiling. Ornamental cast iron period hob-grate. Two period recessed cupboards. Period design window to rear sheltered garden aspect.
En-Suite Bathroom/Dressing Room
Large enclosed airing cupboard. Contemporary white bathroom suite comprising a deep contoured bath with chrome mixer tap, corner shower cubicle with glazed enclosure, pedestal wash hand basin and low level wc. Chrome heated towel rail/radiator.
Bedroom Two 4.10m x 4.10m (13'6" x 13'6") overall
Mellow English oak heavily beamed ceiling. Old enclosed understairs storage cupboard. Sash window to Main street aspect. Latched doorway connecting to:
En-Suite Shower Room
Fitted corner shower cubicle with glazed enclosure, wall mounted Gala wash hand basin and low level wc complemented by mosaic style wall tiling. Ceramic tiled flooring. Exposed ceiling timbers.
Bedroom Three 5.10m x 3.50m (16'9" x 11'6")
Mellow English oak heavily beamed ceiling. Original brick chimneypiece with an open hearth.
Contemporary En-Suite Bathroom
High grade white suite comprising a contoured bath with shower above and curved glass splash screen, circular glass plinthed wash hand basin and low level wc. Exposed period structural timberwork. Enclosed storage cupboard. Internal ornamental stained glass window.
Second floor
Large Second Floor Attic
Landing Sitting Room 5.20m x 4.10m (17'0" x 13'6")
An impressive upper floor room with a high vaulted ceiling.
Inner Landing
Bedroom Four 5.20m x 3.35m (17'0" x 11'0") – reduced ceiling height
Velux double glazed rooflight. High vaulted ceiling. Enclosed walk-in wardrobe/storage cupboard. Enclosed hot water cylinder cupboard – fitted electric immersion heater probe.
Large Contemporary En-Suite Shower Room
Fitted white suite comprising a shower cubicle with glazed enclosure, gala wall mounted wash hand basin and low level wc. Fitted occasional mosaic style wall tiling. Ceramic floor tiling. Chrome heated towel rail/radiator and central heating radiator. Exposed structural ceiling timbers. Enclosed storage cupboard.
Bedroom Five 5.20m x 3.50m (17'0" x 11'6") – reduced ceiling height
High vaulted ceiling. Gable end window.
Sheltered westerly gardens & garaging
Stafford House features a sheltered landscaped cottage garden with a decked terrace and a mature mimosa tree creating a shaded seating area adjacent to the rear of the house. Herringbone pattern brick terrace opening out from kitchen and sitting room.
A winding herringbone brick pathway bordered by lavender beds connects to the rear parking court and garage facility. The garden features a mature copper beech tree and magnolia specimen.
Former Washhouse Brick and Pantile Outbuilding
Offering scope for restoration to create a garden room, studio or home office arrangement.
Brick Built Double Garage
Solid wood electrically operated up/over doors. Light and power facility.
No upward chain
Property Location
Property Marketed by Rex Gooding Town & Country Homes
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