Main Street, Willey, Rugby, CV23

*** AN EXTENDED AND CHARMING FOUR BEDROOM DETACHED FARM HOUSE BUILT IN 1857 LOCATED IN THE RURAL VILLAGE OF WILLEY - RARE EQUESTRIAN OPPORTUNITY WITH STABLE BLOCKS, DUTCH BARN AND PADDOCK *** - Please contact Brown and Cockerill Estate Agents for more details ...

Brown and Cockerill Estate Agents are delighted to offer for sale an extended four bedroom farm house, built in 1857 and located in the rural village location of Willey, Rugby. The property is of standard brick built construction with a slate roof and benefits from mains services being connected, with the exception of gas. Exposed beams and original doors with traditional furniture provide a plethora of original charm. There are various outbuildings, stable block with power and lighting connected and a paddock.

Willey is a picturesque, rural Warwickshire village located approximately six miles north of Rugby and is renowned for its quiet countryside appeal. Within the village is the Grade II* listed St Leonard's church. Situated just off the A5, there are excellent transport links to the M1, M6, and M69 with Rugby railway station operating a regular mainline intercity service to Birmingham New Street and London Euston within the hour.

The accommodation is set over two floors and in brief, comprises of an entrance porch giving access to the entrance hall which serves itself well as a snug/study. Wooden stairs rise to the first floor landing, there is a multi fuel burner and doors off to a formal lounge with feature fireplace. An inner hallway gives access to the family room which has French doors opening onto the rear garden and study/ground floor bedroom. The impressive kitchen/dining room has a feature inglenook fireplace where the oil fired Range cooker is situated. There is also an electric oven with four ring gas hob, powered by bottled gas, integrated dishwasher and ample space and plumbing for appliances. French doors give access to the rear garden and there is a separate utility room with Upvc double glazed door to the rear garden and further door to the ground floor cloakroom/w.c.

To the first floor, there are four well-proportioned bedrooms, with bedroom four having an over stairs storage cupboard. Bedrooms are serviced by the refitted part tiled family bathroom which is fitted with a five piece Victorian style suite to include a double shower enclosure, roll top claw foot bath, bidet, vanity unit with inset wash hand basin and low level w.c. There are ceiling spotlights, heated towel rail and an extractor fan. 

The property benefits from Upvc double glazing and oil fired central heating to radiators.

Externally, the property is accessed via a driveway with gated entry providing ample off road parking and leads to the large double garage. The garage was originally the 'cow shed' and is brick built with a tiled roof, up-and-over metal door, benefits from power and lighting connected with a mezzanine floor level. The upper level is accessed via a ladder and has two wooden Velux windows and limited head height. Outbuildings include a stable blocks with power and lighting connected, a Dutch barn with power and lighting connected which provides an ideal office space and benefits from it's own central heating system and has a hard standing to the front.

Early viewing is highly recommended to appreciate this rare purchase opportunity.

Gross Internal Area: approx. 196 m² (2109 ft²).

Development Overage Clause: The property is subject to an overage agreement for 80 years from the date of 1991. If planning permission is granted for residential or commercial development during this period, the owner must pay 25% of any increase in the property’s value resulting from that permission to the original seller. This is calculated and payable at the point of granted planning permission. This does not apply to normal domestic extensions to the farmhouse.