School Street, Church Lawford, Rugby, CV23

Fir Tree House was originally constructed as a Regency farmhouse in 1816, in the heart of Church Lawford in Warwickshire. The property is unlisted, providing the current owners the opportunity to create a wonderful family home, that incorporates many of the building’s original features, but with a sympathetic, contemporary oak, framed garden room, providing a wonderful feature to a house that has 3489 ft.² of accommodation. The property occupies a privileged position overlooking the village green and offers three storeys of accommodation with six bedrooms and two bathrooms, including a principal bedroom suite with ensuite and dressing room, shower room. On the ground floor there is a drawing room, snug, hobby room/playroom, a gorgeous farmhouse style kitchen with aga, rear office, laundry room, pantry and cloakroom. The stunning oak framed garden room which was constructed by our current vendors provides an outstanding area to relax and enjoy the garden with its underfloor heating and bifold doors. It provides access to both the terrace and a southerly facing garden. There is ample parking and a garage, with planning permission granted for a modern and enlarged replacement.

Freehold | Council Tax Band F | EPC Rating D

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