Warwickshire Farmhouse

About the Space

Step into this 15th Century Farmhouse in Warwickshire, surrounded by countryside - and total peace & quiet for recording. The red brick building houses 4 floors including a wet cellar and converted attic rooms. Throughout there is rustic charm - exposed beams, vaulted ceilings, plenty of light, large rooms and external access to 4 of the 6 ground floor (1st US) rooms. Reception rooms include - formal dining room, farmhouse kitchen, home office, snug, living room. Ancillary areas on the ground - hallway, boot / utility room & downstairs toilet. 1st floor rooms - master bedroom & ensuite, guest shower room, 2nd room & ensuite, guest room, landing. 2nd floor rooms - 2 further attic bedrooms and large family bathroom. Outside - courtyard patio, decked and lawned garden with surrounding outbuildings (these are not accessible). At the front of the property, over a quiet lane - a lake, small stone temple and views over open fields. Hallway - checkerboard style, quarry tiles with white wooden staircase, white wooden Victorian style windows and natural wood shutters. Formal dining room - large Victorian bay window, table to seat 12, ornate gold framed mirror, open fireplace & carpeted. Living room - vaulted ceiling, triple aspect windows, floor to ceiling french doors opening to the courtyard. Heated stone floor - open plan through to the dining room. West facing gable end window & french doors. Farmhouse style kitchen - small breakfast bar for 3, 2 contrasting worktops - oak and veneer, grey wood shaker style cabinetry & stone floor, access to the cellar beyond a glass door - west facing window & back door access to the courtyard. Home office - large area with chesterfield sofa, and substantial oak desk, flagstone floor, doors to snug, ultility area and open access into kitchen, exposed beams, and brick walls, dual aspect South East external door to the courtyard. Snug - glass contained cellar view sits within this room, a north facing room with tartan carpet, natural wooden shutters to the Victorian bay window, exposed beams and pale walls - possible to paint.