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£715,000
High Street, Nash
- 3 beds
£715,000
- 3 beds
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Tithe Cottage is an immensely pretty Grade II Listed thatched chocolate box property set in an enviable position off the High Street.
Bright and airy, comprising of a grand dining hall leading to the kitchen diner of bespoke pine and cherry wood freestanding units with both granite and oak worktops, oak breakfast bar, AGA Rangemaster, Belfast sink, pantry cupboard, dresser and dishwasher housing. The kitchen leads to a downstairs shower room and a utility room (Belfast sink and plumbing for a Washing Machine and Tumble Dryer).
The double aspect living room features an impressive inglenook fireplace of almost 9 feet housing a multi fuel burner and bread oven. There is also a separate study come snug.
The first floor comprises of a central landing, main bedroom with an abundance of built in storage and en-suite bathroom, a further spacious double bedroom again with en-suite bathroom and a third double bedroom.
As expected, the property showcases a number of period features from beams and wall timbers to original oak doors and exposed stonework. It is a house of real atmosphere, cool in the Summer and cosy in the Winter.
A five bar gate leads to ample parking for several vehicles. The garden is mainly laid to lawn with a central path, edged with evergreen planting. There are numerous flower beds, a stone well, log store and a sizeable summer cabin currently used as a home office with power, heating and a large storage room. The garden lighting runs off a Wisebox remote controlled system. The property sits adjoining open fields and benefits from a private ROW onto nearby footpaths.
- Set in around 0.27 acres
- Freehold
- EPC Exempt
- Grade II Listed
- Period features
- Summer cabin
- Oil fired central heating
- Council Tax Band G
- The rear thatch and ridge were replaced in early 2020, with the front combed and advised to have between 15 to 20 years remaining
- Planning permission previously granted for a single storey extension, although now lapsed, interested parties should make their own enquiries
Nash is ideally located for excellent transport links, MK Central is within easy reach with regular services to London Euston in little over thirty minutes. J10 of the M40 and J13 or J14 of the M1 are all within half an hour.
Please note that under Section 21 of the Estate Agents Act 1979 (declaration of interest) a Director at Onslows has what may be determined as a personal interest in the property.
Bright and airy, comprising of a grand dining hall leading to the kitchen diner of bespoke pine and cherry wood freestanding units with both granite and oak worktops, oak breakfast bar, AGA Rangemaster, Belfast sink, pantry cupboard, dresser and dishwasher housing. The kitchen leads to a downstairs shower room and a utility room (Belfast sink and plumbing for a Washing Machine and Tumble Dryer).
The double aspect living room features an impressive inglenook fireplace of almost 9 feet housing a multi fuel burner and bread oven. There is also a separate study come snug.
The first floor comprises of a central landing, main bedroom with an abundance of built in storage and en-suite bathroom, a further spacious double bedroom again with en-suite bathroom and a third double bedroom.
As expected, the property showcases a number of period features from beams and wall timbers to original oak doors and exposed stonework. It is a house of real atmosphere, cool in the Summer and cosy in the Winter.
A five bar gate leads to ample parking for several vehicles. The garden is mainly laid to lawn with a central path, edged with evergreen planting. There are numerous flower beds, a stone well, log store and a sizeable summer cabin currently used as a home office with power, heating and a large storage room. The garden lighting runs off a Wisebox remote controlled system. The property sits adjoining open fields and benefits from a private ROW onto nearby footpaths.
- Set in around 0.27 acres
- Freehold
- EPC Exempt
- Grade II Listed
- Period features
- Summer cabin
- Oil fired central heating
- Council Tax Band G
- The rear thatch and ridge were replaced in early 2020, with the front combed and advised to have between 15 to 20 years remaining
- Planning permission previously granted for a single storey extension, although now lapsed, interested parties should make their own enquiries
Nash is ideally located for excellent transport links, MK Central is within easy reach with regular services to London Euston in little over thirty minutes. J10 of the M40 and J13 or J14 of the M1 are all within half an hour.
Please note that under Section 21 of the Estate Agents Act 1979 (declaration of interest) a Director at Onslows has what may be determined as a personal interest in the property.
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£23,250
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£715,000
3 bed house for sale
High Street, Nash
Tithe Cottage is an immensely pretty Grade II Listed thatched chocolate box property set in an enviable position off the High Street.
Bright and airy, comprising of a grand dining hall leading to the kitchen diner of bespoke pine and cherry wood freestanding units with both granite and oak worktops, oak breakfast bar, AGA Rangemaster, Belfast sink, pantry cupboard, dresser and dishwasher housing. The kitchen leads to a downstairs shower room and a utility room (Belfast sink and plumbing for a Washing Machine and Tumble Dryer).
The double aspect living room features an impressive inglenook fireplace of almost 9 feet housing a multi fuel burner and bread oven. There is also a separate study come snug.
The first floor comprises of a central landing, main bedroom with an abundance of built in storage and en-suite bathroom, a further spacious double bedroom again with en-suite bathroom and a third double bedroom.
As expected, the property showcases a number of period features from beams and wall timbers to original oak doors and exposed stonework. It is a house of real atmosphere, cool in the Summer and cosy in the Winter.
A five bar gate leads to ample parking for several vehicles. The garden is mainly laid to lawn with a central path, edged with evergreen planting. There are numerous flower beds, a stone well, log store and a sizeable summer cabin currently used as a home office with power, heating and a large storage room. The garden lighting runs off a Wisebox remote controlled system. The property sits adjoining open fields and benefits from a private ROW onto nearby footpaths.
- Set in around 0.27 acres
- Freehold
- EPC Exempt
- Grade II Listed
- Period features
- Summer cabin
- Oil fired central heating
- Council Tax Band G
- The rear thatch and ridge were replaced in early 2020, with the front combed and advised to have between 15 to 20 years remaining
- Planning permission previously granted for a single storey extension, although now lapsed, interested parties should make their own enquiries
Nash is ideally located for excellent transport links, MK Central is within easy reach with regular services to London Euston in little over thirty minutes. J10 of the M40 and J13 or J14 of the M1 are all within half an hour.
Please note that under Section 21 of the Estate Agents Act 1979 (declaration of interest) a Director at Onslows has what may be determined as a personal interest in the property.
Bright and airy, comprising of a grand dining hall leading to the kitchen diner of bespoke pine and cherry wood freestanding units with both granite and oak worktops, oak breakfast bar, AGA Rangemaster, Belfast sink, pantry cupboard, dresser and dishwasher housing. The kitchen leads to a downstairs shower room and a utility room (Belfast sink and plumbing for a Washing Machine and Tumble Dryer).
The double aspect living room features an impressive inglenook fireplace of almost 9 feet housing a multi fuel burner and bread oven. There is also a separate study come snug.
The first floor comprises of a central landing, main bedroom with an abundance of built in storage and en-suite bathroom, a further spacious double bedroom again with en-suite bathroom and a third double bedroom.
As expected, the property showcases a number of period features from beams and wall timbers to original oak doors and exposed stonework. It is a house of real atmosphere, cool in the Summer and cosy in the Winter.
A five bar gate leads to ample parking for several vehicles. The garden is mainly laid to lawn with a central path, edged with evergreen planting. There are numerous flower beds, a stone well, log store and a sizeable summer cabin currently used as a home office with power, heating and a large storage room. The garden lighting runs off a Wisebox remote controlled system. The property sits adjoining open fields and benefits from a private ROW onto nearby footpaths.
- Set in around 0.27 acres
- Freehold
- EPC Exempt
- Grade II Listed
- Period features
- Summer cabin
- Oil fired central heating
- Council Tax Band G
- The rear thatch and ridge were replaced in early 2020, with the front combed and advised to have between 15 to 20 years remaining
- Planning permission previously granted for a single storey extension, although now lapsed, interested parties should make their own enquiries
Nash is ideally located for excellent transport links, MK Central is within easy reach with regular services to London Euston in little over thirty minutes. J10 of the M40 and J13 or J14 of the M1 are all within half an hour.
Please note that under Section 21 of the Estate Agents Act 1979 (declaration of interest) a Director at Onslows has what may be determined as a personal interest in the property.