£975,000
4 bed detached house for saleLysways Lane, Rugeley WS15
4 beds
3 baths
3 receptions
- Chain free
- Freehold
Andrew Downing-Booth Estate Agents
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About this property
Truly Gorgeous & Substantial Four Bedroom Period Cottage
No Upward Chain
Tucked Away Within The Highly Desirable Hamlet Of Longdon Green
Incredible Wealth Of Character Throughout
Believed To Date Back As Far As The 1400's
Beautiful Paradisiacal Gardens & Approx. Two Acre Paddock
Virtual 360 Degree Tour Available
Detached Stables Offering Endless Potential For Conversion
Council Tax Band: F
EPC Rating: Tbc
No upward chain - An exceptional opportunity for a truly gorgeous and substantial four bedroom cottage, occupying a particularly impressive plot within the ever-sought-after Longdon Green, just a short distance from the popular Longdon Hall School.
Nestled in the heart of rural Staffordshire, Longdon Green is a picturesque hamlet offering a tranquil countryside lifestyle with the benefit of excellent connectivity. Steeped in history, the village retains much of its traditional charm, with its leafy green at the centre and an array of character properties reflecting its heritage as a longstanding agricultural community.
Longdon Green lies just a short drive from the historic cathedral city of Lichfield, which is approximately six miles to the south. Lichfield provides a wide range of amenities, including boutique shops, restaurants, reputable schools, and excellent transport links to London, Birmingham and beyond via its two railway stations and easy access to the A38 and M6 Toll.
Surrounded by open fields and woodland, those who enjoy walking, cycling, or simply immersing themselves in the natural beauty of the Staffordshire countryside will feel right at home in this equestrian style property.
With its unique blend of historic character, serene surroundings, and proximity to vibrant urban centres, Longdon Green is an incredible choice for those seeking the charm of rural village life without sacrificing accessibility.
The property is believed to date back as far as the 1400's, and was originally two cottages, adjoined in the 1950's to create this spectacular family home. An abundance of character is complimented by consistently tasteful interiors (showcasing original wooden oak cottage doors) and plenty of living and bedroom space across two floors, whilst incredible idyllic gardens feature a large stable block and a superb paddock, measuring approximately two acres.
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Entrance Porch
An oak door opens to the entrance porch, with red quarry tiled flooring and both front and side facing windows.
Entrance Hall
The entrance hall is fitted with a useful storage cupboard and a radiator. Steps lead up to an office/study.
Living Room
A particularly characterful living room, with exposed timber beams, an exceptional inglenook fireplace with living flame gas fire, Front and rear facing windows and two radiators. A door leads through to the conservatory, whilst a further door opens to a secondary staircase, leading up to the first floor accommodation.
Dining Room
A charming dining room with exposed timber beams, a front facing window and a radiator. A recess looks through to the snug.
Snug
A flexible snug is fitted with exposed timber beams, a recess with cast iron log burner, a front facing window and a radiator.
Conservatory
A truly fantastic conservatory, constructed of a low level brick base, with a range of side and rear facing UPVC double glazed windows and side facing UPVC double glazed doors leading out to the garden. There is wood effect flooring, various power sockets and a ceiling fan with integrated lighting.
Kitchen / Diner
A gorgeous dual aspect country-style kitchen/diner, with a traditional range of matching base cabinets and wall units, whilst a one and a half bowl sink with mixer tap is set into the work surface with tiled splashback. There is a range of integrated appliances, including a Bosch dishwasher, Stoves double oven, tall refrigerator/freezer and a four ring gas hob with extractor hood above. The room enjoys tiled flooring, recessed ceiling spotlights and radiator and both side and rear facing windows looking out to the garden.
Utility / Rear Access
The utility/rear access is fitted with matching units to those of the kitchen/diner, with space above and beneath the work surface for two further appliances. There is tiled flooring and a rear facing stable-style door leading out to the garden.
Office / Study
A fabulous tucked away office/study offers a range of potential uses, with exposed timber beams, high ceilings (cleverly overlooked by the first floor mezzanine) and two rear facing windows.
Master Bedroom
A substantial ground floor bedroom, with fitted wardrobes, a dressing table, radiator, rear facing window and rear facing door leading out to the garden. A door opens to the en-suite.
En-Suite
The en-suite bathroom is fitted with a cream and brown suite, including a low level flush WC, integrated wash hand basin, and a bathtub with mixer tap and shower over. There is also a radiator and rear facing window.
Ground Floor Shower Room
The ground floor shower room is fitted with a white suite, including a low level flush WC, pedestal wash hand basin with mixer tap, and a shower enclosure with rainfall style shower and separate showerhead attachment. There is also a radiator, partially tiled walls and a front facing window.
First Floor Landing
Providing access to the first half of the first floor accommodation, with a side facing window, radiator and loft access hatch.
Bedroom Two
A second huge double bedroom boasts a dual aspect, courtesy of the opposing side facing windows. There is a range of built-in bedroom furnishings, including wardrobes and low level cabinets, whilst there are also two radiators.
Bedroom Three
A third impressive double bedroom, with two sets of built-in wardrobes, a front facing window and a radiator.
Bedroom Four
The secondary staircase lands to a large double bedroom, with exposed timber beams within vaulted ceilings, painted exposed brick to some of the walls, a front facing window and a radiator. A door leads through to the mezzanine.
Mezzanine
One of the seemingly abundant highlights of the home, this idyllic space overlooks the office/study, and is fitted with exposed timber beams, exposed wooden floorboards, a front facing window and a radiator.
Bathroom
A glorious family bathroom, with a white suite enjoying beautiful gold detailing, including a low level flush WC, pedestal wash hand basin with mixer tap, and a freestanding roll-top bathtub, with mixer tap, clawed feet and separate showerhead attachment. The room boasts exposed timber beams, a front facing window and a radiator.
Exterior & Grounds
The property occupies a substantial and endlessly beautiful plot, measuring approximately two and a half acres, approached via a brick paved driveway that expands out to offer plenty of off-road parking, whilst also leading further up to the stables and paddock, with the paddock measuring approximately two acres. The grounds include incredibly private and landscaped gardens, with an ornamental pond, various lawns, a large detached stable block and a true abundance of colourful shrubs and established trees throughout.
Services
We understand the property to be connected to mains gas, electricity and water. We understand there to be a cesspit, advised to be inspected and emptied annually.
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