Located close to the village of Carrigallen, the lands are in permanent grass of mixed with quality on an elevated site, with stunning views across Lough Calloughs. There is no road frontage. This is an ideal location for one residence subject to necessary contents. There is a right of way in favour of the health officer to service the water pumping station. Directions Go through the village of Carrigallen on the R204 heading west. From the post office in Carrigallan continue for 1.3km and then take a right up a lane for 0.11km and the land is in front of you. The property is located up a lane 1.3km from this pretty picturesque village. Carrigallen has a number of pubs, a shop, post office and a school. Cavan town is about a twenty minutes drive and is a thriving market town.
On the edge of the town of Kilmallock, the lands are in permanent grass surrounded by high hedging and bound by two roads. There is extensive road frontage on both roads. This is an ideal location for one residence subject to necessary contents. Directions Continue straight through Kilmallock on the Ardpatrick road (R512) until you reach the railway bridge go over the bridge and turn right the land is on your left hand side and also continues along the main road. There are 4 entrance gates on two roads.
Gortboy land is a very attractive non residential farm laid out in grass, on the edge of the town of Kilmallock. The lands are in permanent grass surrounded by high hedging and bound by two roads. There is road frontage on to local cul de sac which also has access to Former Mill and rear access to well known Kilmallock Mart. An ideal location suitable for numerous uses. Directions: From Limerick proceed to Kilmallock Town, turn right at Fitzgerald Electrical and left just past the GAA field. Go to T junction and turn right. Land is on right hand side. Note: Access also retained over main service road through the existing new Glen Grove housing development on the main Charleville Road. The property is located to the rear of the Kilmallock mart at the edge of Kilmallock town and has access to the Kilmallock/Charleville road. Limerick city is about a thirty minute drive and about an hour to Cork.
The lands are in grass with about 10 acres of marginal land and the remaining 60 acres is of good quality. At the highest point with stunning views there are a number of agricultural buildings and is an ideal location for one residence subject to necessary contents. NOTE: Vendor requires option to buy back the land within a 5 year period. Vendor will lease the farm at generous rental yield in the interim. Discounted sale price to reflect these conditions. Increasing price per year with buy back option expiring at end of 5 years. Full details on sale price, rental levels, annual price increase etc on request. Directions: Continue straight through Killmallock on the Ardpatrick road (R512) until you reach the village of Ballingaddy at the church turn right the land is on your right hand side. There are 4 entrance gates on two roads The property is located on the edge of the village of Ballingaddy and is about 1.7km to the railway bridge at Kilmallock. Limerick city is about a 30 minute drive and about 1 hour to Cork.
The land is located with a view of Durrow Abbey. There are numerous mature trees dotted around the park. There are a number of agricultural buildings and the property is an ideal location for one residence subject to necessary content NOTE: Vendor requires option to buy back the land within a 5 year period. Vendor will lease the farm at generous rental yield in the interim. Discounted sale price to reflect these conditions. Increasing price per year with buy back option expiring at end of 5 years. Full details on sale price, rental levels, annual price increase etc on request. Directions: From Dublin take the M4 on the Sligo road to junction 11 then take the M6 as far as junction 5 and follow the N52 towards Tullamore for 4km and the entrance to the property is on the right just after the Durrow Abbey entrance. From Tullamore town centre take the N52 towards Kilbeggan. From the last roundabout on the Tullamore bypass continue for about 2.5km and the property is on the left just before the Durrow Abbey entrance. The property is located between Tullamore and Kilbeggan and adjoins the national monument Durrow Abbey, Tullamore and Kilbeggan are both a five minute drive. Tullamore is a large thriving market town.
Available in two lots:- Lot 1 c.44 acres - asking price EURO675,000 Lot 2 c. 11 acres - asking price EURO220,000 Rahanna is located in the heart of County Louth, approximately 3.3 km north of the town of Ardee. Ardee is the principle town of rich farming countryside in Mid Louth and has grown much in the last 10 years mainly as a result of easy access to new roads including the M1 motorway which links Dublin to Belfast. The larger towns of Dundalk and Drogheda are both 20 km away. Rahanna is only a 7 minute drive from the M1 Motorway and Dublin is in total a one hour drive to the city centre.
Located at the shores of Clogher Lake the house is approached along an avenue lined with copper beeches, beeches and oaks and is surrounded by its own c 94 acres leading to the extensive lakeshore frontage. As the avenue sweeps off to the front of the house, catching the first glimpses of the lake, veering to the right is a back entrance to the courtyard and farm buildings. The residence makes a superb family home, which is well located, benefiting from being centrally set within its own lands and enjoying fine views over mature parkland down to the lake. The house is conveniently laid out and although it impresses by its grandeur it very much feels like a home. The rooms are bright, well proportioned and are a showcase of Georgian architecture. Throughout the house there are exquisite features, such as the corniced ceilings, the wood panelled recessed windows and the impressive antique fireplaces. Directions: from the bridge in Carrick-on-Shannon continue on the N4 Sligo Road for 4.6miles then take the left hand turn signposted for Croghan and there is a white lodge style house on the corner. Continue along this road and over the Railway Bridge and veer to the right. Continue for 2.6miles until you reach a T Junction (there is a sign on the T Junction for Ashford Croghan) take a right hand turn signed Ballyboy Farm. Continue for 0.5 miles and Moylurg is on the left hand side with blue c
One enters Sleighduff through natural stone walls and electric gates up a tree lined avenue with back round lighting on both sides which leads up to the farm house and equine centre. • 4 bed Traditional farm house • Full planning permission for 2 storey 6,803 sq.ft house • Full planning permission for 6 holiday home cottages • Equine centre (37,814 sq.ft) • 32 Monarch Stables in American barn • Indoor arena 70.5m x 31m • Outdoor arena ready for surfacing 50m x 80m • Ample Parking • Outhouses/barns • 8 fenced turnout paddocks, designated area for 9 further sand paddocks • Excellent quality land in grass. Directions From Dublin proceed on to the M11 take exit 21, third right off the first roundabout (signposted Inch) second right off second roundabout (signposted ballynattin), up hill straight through 1st crossroads (signposted Johnstown 5km), stay left at Y – junction, left at next T – junction, 100 yards on the right hand side of the road. Sleighduff sits in an exceptional location at the edge of the quaint village of Johnstown. The thriving town of Arklow is minutes away and Dublin is an hour?s drive. The M11 is 7km from the property.
This is a great opportunity to acquire a prime agricultural holding situated in an extremely good location, off the M4, outside Enfield and Longwood. This is a great opportunity to acquire a prime agricultural holding with a ruin of a house, and a hay barn. The property is entered via a farm gate off the road, with cattle handling facilities, it is laid out in one block, bound by natural hedging, with free draining soil, it is currently in grass. The property provides an ideal opportunity for an intending purchaser to apply for planning permission for one or more residences subject to the necessary consents. '+CHR(13)+ Longwood c.5 km, Enfield c.8 km, M4 c.8 km,
The property is approached by electronic gates and has the benefit of c.11 acres of land together with useful farm buildings. Gilltown Farmhouse is truly a property with a difference, with all the charm of a period farmhouse together with an exceptionally constructed modern extension filled with bright and spacious accommodation. The farmhouse dates back to the Mid 18th century, and in recent years has been meticulously and sensitively restored to perfect condition. To the rear of the farmhouse there is a wide and light filled hallway which continues to the rear accommodation. Great thought has been put into the residence on a whole and it now presents itself as a fantastic family home, with numerous reception rooms and quiet space to relax in; together with 4/5 bedrooms. Features: All walls are double insulated Interior walls of the extension are 9inch thick Solid mahogany windows throughout and double glazed in the modern wing Dimmer lights throughout Wooden floors are 1inch thick Canadian walnut floors Gilltown Farmhouse is located in the Boyne Valley and Beauparc is a quiet country area, with beautiful tree lined roads and countryside, making it a very desirable location. Travelling time to Dublin has been shortened with the opening of the M2 bypassing Ashbourne and the M1 motorway, which is only 9.6 km (6 miles) at Drogheda and will bring you into the city centre in 50 minutes.
Encompassing charm and character of the Georgian era with wonderful period features, the property is in superb condition on a mature elevated site overlooking its enchanting lake with stunning views across the park land to the sea. Georgestown house, built in early 1800 is a listed Georgian house of two stories over a raised basement and three bays, with a lower wing. There are segmental pediments over the lower windows and dentil cut granite cornice freeze to the front under the roof. The side of the house is weathered slate. This was the original seat of the Barron family. After that was home of the late lord William Beresford who gave the house its doorway with engaged Doric columns and a broken pediment which came from Ballycanvan House near Waterford. Lord William gave the house to his sister lady Patricia Miller. The current owners have lived and run a private thoroughbred stud farm for the past ten years. Georgestown is centrally located in the sunny south east 1 mile from the pretty village of Kill for daily needs and 2 minutes from the beach at Bunmahon. The thriving port city of Waterford is 11miles, with many bars, restaurants and chic boutiques. Waterford airport is a further 7 miles. There are numerous daily trains and buses to Dublin, other cities and the airport. Cork & Cork International Airport are under an hour away and are serviced by the new N25 motorway. The medieval historic and f
Located in a tranquil setting,the original house & gate lodge have been sympathetically restored and upgraded. This is a working stud farm & the highly regarded Clononeen herd of coloured cobs have been bred & exported since the 1970s. A unique opportunity to acquire a country house and working stud farm in immaculate condition located in a tranquil setting. Main Residence: Open plan kitchen/living room, 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, cloakroom, utility room, walk-in hot press, boot room, office. The main house extends to approx. 2,000 sq. ft. (186 sq. m.) Gate Lodge: Open plan kitchen/living room, 2 bedrooms 1 en suite, bathroom & utility room. Total approx. 850 sq. ft. (78.9 sq. m.) Main Stable Yard: American Barn 10 Lodden boxes, adjoining vet room, 4 large barns (one in stables), 2 large lean-tos, two-storey stone barn including pump-room, tack room, storage areas, extensive concrete yards, arena, machinery yard. Second Yard: Second surfaced yard in the centre of the farm with 30’ x 20’ shed. Lands: Lands extend to c. 16.16ha (40 acres), laid out in grass, postand- railed, electric fencing and piped water throughout, internal access through fields and convenient road entrances. Dublin 108 km (67 miles), Limerick 85 km (53 miles), Kilkenny 56 km (35 miles), Nenagh 38 km (24 miles), Portlaoise 27 (16 miles), Roscrea 10km (6 miles), Borris-in-Ossory 1.6km (1 mile). Directions: From Dublin: Take the M7 past Portlaoise to the turn-off (Junction 21) for Borris-in-Ossory (approx. 70 minutes in normal traffic from the Red Cow roundabout). Then take the turn left for Limerick on the old N7 at the final roundabout, then first right after about 800 metres. Clononeen Stud is 300 m
With great scope to extend, subject to planning permission, no.35 is conveniently located in a sought after and established residential location close to Monkstown & Blackrock villages with excellent shopping and transport facilities. Accommodation comprises 2 reception rooms, kitchen/breakfast room, 2 bathrooms and three bedrooms. There is a substantial double garage which could easily be converted, and a mature rear garden approximately 50ft deep. To the front of the property is ample car parking facilities. No. 35 would be ideal for an investor, family, young couple or someone who wishes to downsize. A perfect opportunity to acquire a spacious home in this desirable location. Coming from Stradbrook Road, travel up to the roundabout and take the first turning to the left, No. 35 is on the right hand side before the turn off for Monkstown Farm.
Boswell sits in an exceptional location on c 36 acres at the edge of the quaint village of Ashford and 1.5 miles off the N11 which now leads on to the M50 directly to the airport. One enters Boswell through natural stone walls and pillars up a sweeping avenue bound on either side by a magical pine woodland which leads you through electric wrought iron gates to the front of the house or through a separate entrance around to the stable yards. The main house which was built in 1741 is a comfortable light and spacious family home which has been renovated and decorated to a very high standard. On the west side of the house there is a large guest wing which has amazing potential uses or could be incorporated into the main family home. The gardens at Boswell house boasts a variety of mature old trees, shrubs and lawned areas. There is also a separate cosy Barbecue area surrounded by a newly planted orchard. From every corner of the stud farm there are different breath taking views of the Wicklow Countryside within this hidden oasis. From Wicklow go through Ashford village at the roundabout take first exit for Roundwood keep right at the fork continue for 2.5 km and the entrance is on the left hand side.
Hunters Delight! If you just want to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life, this is your place! With 69 -/+ acres to rove & ramble on. You will find drivable roadways winding up the ridge. Enjoy streams for fishing, woods for hunting & to relax you will find a very well kept 2001 double wide with 4 spacious Bedrooms & 2 full Bath's. Use for a great getaway or live here year round! Some furnishings will remain To Be Determined. Measurements & taxes approximate. Must have bank pre-approval. Taxes Homestead Exempt.
converted stone barn, ground source heat pump, woodburner, zoned underfloor heating, double height living room with mezzanine, bespoke kitchen, high spec fittings, circa 1 acre with planning permission for extension and double garage. robot lawnmower. Lifestyle Activities Equestrian Fishing Golf Beach Rural Art Galleries Coastal Cycling Hiking Historic Sites Watersports Property Characteristics Conversion Property Features Underfloor Heating Wood Stove Barn. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t698490/
73 ACRES OF PRIVACY AND SECLUSION TO BUILD THE CABIN OR RETREAT OF YOUR DREAMS. READY FOR YOUR PERMANENT RESIDENCE OR THE WEEKEND GETAWAY.
West Virginia at it's best! A wonderful 35.5 Acre farm of green rolling hills wrap around a, large open floor plan, log home that offers every modern desire with a lovely country charm. The property also boost a expansive barn which could serve many functions. All of this and so much more offered at a great value.
121 +/- acres of unparalleled, protected views that evoke the rolling countryside of ireland. eminent history rich w/ equestrian legacy. former farm of hall of fame trainer hirsh jacobs & legendary racehorses: stymie, personality, high echelon & hail to reason. 44 stalls amongst 4 barns. exerciser. fantastic building site. 3 bedroom tenant house. truly peaceful setting w/ stellar private vistas.
Enchanting brick & stone home built with many architectural materials imported from Ireland & located in Coffinberry Estates. The front door features a shamrock shaped leaded glass window. The living room is anchored by a fireplace that is surrounded by imported Irish stonework & has french doors that lead to the dining room that boasts built-in china cabinets. The eat-in kitchen has custom cabinetry, farm-style sink, carefree marble walls, all appliances, imported lighting fixtures, & matching banquette. Two first floor bedrooms, with walk-in closets, & full bath on the first floor. Third bedroom is tucked away upstairs, just past the open living space which has a gleaming wood floor & can easily become a master suite or the perfect space for more bedrooms or home office. The more than 1400 square foot basement has a second bath. Pristine natural wood work & imported lighting fixtures are only part of the charm. Updated electric panel, central a/c, brick patio, & more. Wet bar stays (Internet 5810107-10/3/2011)
Welcome to Low Glengyre Farm where the tranquility of the Southern Uplands meet you on arrival! Ever dreamed of truly enjoying the countryside - take the opportunity to feed our free-range hens or calves! The caravan is situated on a working family-run dairy farm 7 miles from the town of Stranraer. The caravan has everything you need for a 'home away from home'. Bed linen, towels, gas, electricity, travel cot & highchair are included in the price. There is a slide & swings for the kids. For sale, we have a selection of home-grown vegetables, home-made soups, pork & free range eggs. Two miles from the farm there are 2 villages with shops, bar meals, Post Office, Farm Shop & Tea Room. Stranraer has shops, restaurants and a leisure centre. Two hrs and you can be in Ireland by ferry from Stranraer to Belfast. Take the chance to sample a different country with excursions to the famous Giant’s Causeway or Bushmill’s Distillery. You could even take this opportunity to explore your Irish heritage at the Public Records Office based in Belfast! The surrounding area is a gardeners dream, since the climate is influenced by the gulf stream there are several renowned gardens nearby. Portpatrick, just a short drive, is a popular fishing village, centred around a harbour full of fishing boats. It has a variety of restaurants, bars, cafes and souvenir shops, with lovely walks along the cliff tops & the village. The local area has excellent Sea- Fishing offering shelter in most conditions. All fishing supplies are available to buy in the area. Edinburgh Castle is close enough to visit in a day. Culzean Castle one of Scotland's best loved Castles (45 miles) & Robert Burns National Heritage Park, a park dedicated to Scotland's own poet (54 miles). I hope this has whet your appetite for a holiday at Low Glengyre Farm - we look forward to hearing from you soon! Key Features Pet Friendly, Oceanfront, Waterfront, Near Golf, Near Beach, Safe Swimming Beach Amenities Pet Friendly, Child Friendly, Secluded, Gas Fireplace, Washing Machine Only, Forest View, Meadow View, Dining Table Seats, Dining Table, Shower, Fenced Yard, Community Gas Barbecue, Playground, Play Equipment, Parking Available, Designated Parking, Car Recommended, Weekly Housekeeping, Laundry Service Available, No Telephone, No Smoking Property View Forest View, Meadow View Attractions Oceanfront, Waterfront, Near Golf, Near Beach, Safe Swimming Beach, Near Boat Launch, Near Town, Near Shopping, Near Restaurants Airport Info Glasgow Prestwick Airport - 60 miles. Glasgow International Airport - 92 miles Please contact for detailed directions. Payment Policy Rates in Stering Pounds. Deposit of £100 to secure booking, payment in full 6 weeks prior to arrival. Security deposit required on arrival. Cancellation Policy Should the caravan become unavailable due to circumstances beyond our control a full refund will be given. If you have to cancel your holiday, you must notify us in writing or email. The date of cancellation is the day when we receive written notification. In the event of cancellation, charges apply as laid out below. If you have to cancel the holiday due to accident or illness, written confirmation will be required along with a doctor’s note. If you cancel more than 42 days (six weeks) before your start date, then you will forfeit your deposit. If you cancel within 42 days (six weeks) you will be liable for the following percentages of the total holiday cost (excluding deposit):- Cancellation between 21-42 days before holiday start date: 50% Cancellation between 14-20 days before holiday start date: 60% Cancellation within 13 days before holiday start date: 100% Rules Rates are subjected to change without prior notice. Holiday guests are asked to treat our holiday home with respect and make sure that you leave it as you found it in a clean and tidy condition, as you will be held responsible for any damage to the caravan or its contents. I check and clean the caravan myself every week. Cleaning materials such as brush & pan and a hoover are provided. Any breakages are to be reported immediately and have to be paid for. I reserve the right to require any party to leave the caravan should any behaviour be unacceptable. Pets:- Well-behaved pets are allowed but if they cause any damage you will be liable for the cost. Dog owners must pick up after their dogs immediately. Dogs must be kept on leads at all times while around the caravan and in the vicinity of livestock. Pets must be supervised at all times. Dogs are not to be left in the caravan unattended at any time – we have a dog kennel available and are willing to ‘pet sit’ buy prior arrangement if you wish to go somewhere without them. http://www.arkadia.com/dkon-t11567/
CHaracter Property In Heysham Village !Renovated to a high standard and offering 3 double bedrooms, several receptions, country style kitchen diner, conservatory, g/f, w.c. en-suite & family bathroom. There is a courtyard garden and cobbled parking. No Chain! The Location As the address suggests this property is situated right in the heart of the historic village of Heysham. The house enjoys an enviable position being just tucked off the Main Street itself. With many 17th Century fishermans cottages the village centre retains real links with it's heritage indeed there's been a settlement here well into ancient times. Just a brief stroll down Main Street will take you to some great walks along the Cliffs, Barrows and beaches where you can enjoy that famous sea air and the fabulous views this coastline is renowned for. The village itself has twice won 'Britains in Bloom' and is a well kept and much cared for village centre. The nearby port of Heysham has links to Ireland and The Isle of Man but Heysham is also well placed for access to the bypass and commuting to Lancaster or the M6. Morecambe town centre is just a few miles a way and the village is popular with all age groups. Property Overview Number 16 Main Street, in part, dates back to the 17th Century. The original farm buildings have been incorporated into the substantial and versatile residence that you will see today. Modernised to a very high spec by the present owners the property briefly offers, to the ground floor, a spacious central entrance hallway, sitting room, spacious diner kitchen, utility area, ground floor cloakroom and conservatory. To the first floor are three double bedrooms, one with en-suite shower room and the family bathroom. Externally there is a private courtyard garden at the rear and cobbled off road parking. The property has a fabulous history and the conservatory has, in the past, been used as a tea room and an antiques shop. The property may also offer a potential bed and breakfast option, although the necessary permissions would need to be sought. It is offered for sale with no chain. The Living Accommodation An oak front door opens onto a spacious central hallway from where stairs lead to the first floor and there is access to the ground floor living accommodation. The hallway is spacious and can be used as a reception area itself. To the right an oak door with glazed panels leads through to the sitting room offers a generous yet snug room, exposed beams to the ceiling and an exposed sandstone wall add a sense of character and time to the room. There is an attractive cast iron fireplace and the deep window sill again is a lovely reminder of the age and history of the home. The diner kitchen is situated across the hallway, again accessed through an oak door with glazed panels, and has a real country kitchen feel. An ivory shaker style kitchen with traditionally styled pewter colour handles supports a wood block work surface and these. There is a belfast style sink with traditional monotap and there are display cabinets to the walls. The flooring is slate effect ceramic floor tiling and really completes the look. The current owners have spared no expense and displayed a real attention to detail in the modernisation of this house, even the steps into the kitchen have oak treads! From the kitchen a further door allows access to the utility room and ground floor cloakroom/wc. The conservatory is also accessed from here. The Conservatory The conservatory currently provides a further relaxing reception area which accesses both the rear courtyard and the front of the property. In the past it has had a business licence and various businesses have been run from here. Amongst others there has been a tea room and an antiques shop. With a frontage and separate entrance onto Main Street it's easy to see why the conservatory lends itself to this use. Upstairs To the first floor there is a charming landing with windows providing natural light and exposed beams adding character. All of the three bedrooms are doubles and one has the benefit of an en-suite shower room. The en-suite has a white three piece shower suite and wall tiling to complement. The family bathroom has a white three piece bathroom suite with bath, wash hand basin and low flush wc. Externally To the rear of the property is a private courtyard style garden, ideal for sitting out and enjoying the sun. There is space for a variety of plant displays. Dimensions Ground Floor Sun Lounge 7.06m (23'2') x 2.36m (7'9') Two windows to side, window to front, door to: Utility Room 2.43m (8') x 1.78m (5'10') Open plan to Kitchen/Diner, door to: Kitchen/Diner 4.55m (14'11') x 3.40m (11'2') Three windows to side, door to: Lounge 5.20m (17'1') x 3.40m (11'2') Window to side, door to: Boiler House Window to side, door. First Floor Bedroom 4.85m (15'11') max x 3.30m (10'10') Window to side, door to: Bathroom 2.38m (7'10') x 1.99m (6'6') Window to side, door to: Bedroom 3.37m (11'1') x 3.18m (10'5') Window to side, door to: EN-Suite Shower Room 2.40m (7'10') x 2.02m (6'8') Storage cupboard, double door, door to: Bedroom 3.20m (10'6') x 3.06m (10') Window to side, door to: These particulars, whilst believed to be accurate are set out as a general outline only for guidance and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. 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Cleeve Mill is an outstanding Grade II listed former mill house in an unrivalled setting. Its location is ideal for access to major motorways, rail links and the cities of both Bristol and Bath, yet offers the privacy and tranquillity of a beautiful wooded valley. The owners of Cleeve Mill can enjoy their own riverside walks, wild life, plentiful and varied plant life, and fishing on approximately 200 metres of the River Frome, a short tributary of the River Avon. • Bristol City Centre 4 Miles • Bath 14 Miles • M32 (Junction 1) 1 Mile • M4 (Junction 19) 1.5 Miles • Bristol Parkway Rail Station 2 Miles • Bristol Airport 12 Miles • Distances and times approximate Location Cleeve Mill is located on the northern outskirts of the City of Bristol in South Gloucestershire, the river Frome following the boundary between Frenchay and Downend. The property is a short walk from Frenchay Common and the open fields that surround it. Frenchay has a public house and a church, while a good range of local shops are available a short walk away in Downend. There is a choice of local schools and the University of the West of England is approximately 2 miles away. Frenchay hospital is also nearby. . Rail travel from Bristol Parkway and Bristol Temple Mead stations include direct services to London, South Wales, the South West, Birmingham, Manchester, the North East and Scotland. The main Bristol Airport provides regular scheduled flights to the continent including Paris, Amsterdam, Munich, Frankfurt, the Channel Islands, Ireland and some UK airports. Setting Cleeve Mill is set in an unrivalled position and is an ideal location for access to major motorways, inter-city rail links. It offers privacy and tranquility of a beautiful wooded valley. The property also owns approximately 200 metres of the River Frome's banks which offers riverside walks, wildlife, plentiful and varied plant life and fishing. . The five bedroom accommodation is set across four floors and the property has been extensively improved to a high standard over recent years, to include an outstanding main reception with apex ceilings and river views. A row of mill workers cottages for complete modernisation offer great potential for additional accommodation, uses offices or other purposes subject to necessary consents. To the front of the property the garden is landscaped with a central pond and water feature and gravelled in and out drive. The rear of the property is a raised paved terrace ideal as a dining area or entertaining. The property also offers outstanding views along the river valley over a weir. A Brief History It is believed that the Mill has stood on the site since the 14th century and was originally a corn mill which at one time supplied local slave traders with pulses, classed in the record books as Fodder. With the changes in farming practice in the Frome Valley during the 18th century, the Mill was converted to an iron mill and used by Frenchay Iron Company for the production of agricultural implements. After about 1885 the Mill ceased production and the premises were used as a tea house offering boating remained as such until 1956. Wildlife, Fishing + Recreational The grounds of Cleeve Mill are a haven for a wide variety of birds including Kingfishers, Herring, Grey Wagtail Dippers, Woodpeckers and Barn Owls and even the occasional Cormorant. The area offers excellent game and coarse fishing for species including Wild Brown Trout, Chub Rudd, Roach Carp, Perch and Pike. For the more energetic a cycle path joins the Bristol and Bath cycleway and is accessed less then a mile from the property or alternatively for the more relaxed the area is ideal for a more leisurely boat trip. Accommodation Ground Floor Entrance Via glazed entrance door and side panels to Entrance Vestibule Window to side, door to utility room, stairs to main entrance hall. Entrance Hall Solid wood flooring, stairs to first floor and provides access to added reception with glazed doors providing access to rear of the property and the River Frome. Sitting Room 20'6" x 13'6" (6.25m x 4.11m). Views over the river and gardens, fireplace with cast iron inset fitted gas fire and grate, solid wood flooring, wall light points. Kitchen/Dining Area 26'8" x 14'6" (8.13m x 4.42m). Wooden floorboarding, exposed timber beams, freestanding units to include one and half bowl sink unit, space for dishwasher, space for American style fridge/freezer, spot lighting, space for dining table, fitted range cooker with stainless steel extractor hood over. Cloakroom Fitted with WC, wash hand basin, extractor fan. Utility Room Window to rear, space for washing machine, radiator, built in airing cupboard, space for tumble dryer. Main Reception 27'1" x 22'1" (8.26m x 6.73m). Added by the present owners, full height apex ceilings, stone faced fire breast with fitted fire, windows to the full front aspect, windows and double doors to the rear of the property with water views onto the Weir, doors providing access to rear terrace, spot lighting, radiators, steps up from main hallway. First Floor Landing Airing cupboard housing lagged hot water cylinder and slatted shelving. Bedroom One 21' x 15' (6.4m x 4.57m). Painted wooden floorboards, fitted wardrobes, beamed ceiling, views across the Weir and River, access via French doors to veranda with steps leading down to the front garden, door to En-Suite Shower Room Three piece suite comprising WC, feature wash hand basin, double shower cubicle with power shower fitted, tiled to exposed areas, centrally heated towel rail/radiator, window to front. Bedroom Two 18'6" x 12' (5.64m x 3.66m). Views across gardens and grounds to front of the property, an extensive range of hand built wardrobes with hanging space and shelving, wooden flooring, exposed timber beam, radiators, doorway to En-Suite Bathroom Panelled bath with central taps, wash hand basin, WC, walk in wet room style shower unit with fitted power shower over and screened built glass bricks and with slate tiled floor, aspect across the River to the rear, heated towel rail/radiator. Second Floor Landing Exposed beams, windows, doors to Bedroom Three 13'6" x 8'3" (4.11m x 2.51m). Fitted double wardrobes providing hanging space and storage, access to eaves space storage, window to front aspect. Bedroom Four 9'9" x 9'2" (2.97m x 2.8m). Fitted wardrobes providing hanging space, fitted cupboard with water tank and storage area below, access to loft space. Bedroom Five 8'3" x 7'6" (2.51m x 2.29m). Fitted double wardrobe with hanging space and additional storage area. Shower Room Wooden slatted floor, fitted corner shower cubicle with shower over, wash hand basin, WC, tiled to splash sensitive areas, views across gardens and grounds to front. NB. There are two storage rooms beneath the property accessed via external doors which provide ideal cellars, one door leads to a storage room which houses the gas boiler for domestic hot water and radiator central heating system, gas and electric meters. Gardens and Grounds The property is approached through wrought iron electric gates with driveway through trees to the property and area in front of the property acting as in and out access. Adjacent to the drive is lawned areas that run along the banks of the River which are well stocked with a number of mature shrub and plants. There is an additional gravelled area and steps that lead down to the River. To Lifestyle Activities Fishing City Cycling Hiking Riverside Amenities and Services Schools Shops Train Station University Property Characteristics Detatched Conversion Storage Listed 1st Floor 2nd Floor Property Features Garden Terrace Attic Central Heating Ensuite Exposed Beams Fireplace Fitted Wardrobes French Doors Landscaped Gardens Lobby Pond Views Water Tank Wooden Floors Beamwork Reception Fixtures and Furnishings Bath Cooker Dishwasher Dryer Fridge Shower Toilet Washing Machine. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1194697/
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