Flat for sale in Tamworth B79, 4 Bedroom

Description This is a unique opportunity to acquire the freehold of a grade II* Georgian listed building steeped in local history and retaining many of its original features. Set within the Amington Hall conservation area and built around 1810 and designed by renowned architect Samuel Wyatt and mentioned in Pevsner, the hall was originally the private residence of the Reprington family who had owned the Amington Hall Estate since Elizabethan times. From 1925 it changed hands on several occasions until 1963 when it was converted into three flats. The property for sale is Flat 3 which is the apartment covering the entire ground floor and is freehold and has its own substantial south facing gardens with a total plot size of approximately 1.1 acres. The property has undergone substantial restoration and refurbishment by the current owner. In brief the property comprises of substantial gravel parking areas to the front, entrance via common hallway through to inner common hallway with its original staircase to the first floor flats and entrance to flat 3's to inner hallway, grand dining room, library, kitchen, utility, rear lobby, study/bedroom four, three further bedrooms, two bathrooms, dry cellar with passage ways and compartments, impressive gardens with trees, shrubs and three garages to the rear of the property.

Grand dining rooom 25' 9" x 17' 8" (7.85m x 5.38m) Original pine flooring, sash windows to front and side, wall lights, power points, radiator, marble fireplace with open fire.

Library 24' 4" x 20' 4" (7.42m x 6.2m) Original pine flooring, marble fireplace with open fire, original bookcases, sash windows to side which open with steps leading down to the gardens, power points, wall lights.

Kitchen 15' 0" x 11' 1" (4.57m x 3.38m) Travertine tiled flooring, hand built wall and base units, granite work tops, duel Butlers sink, sash windows to the side, power points, ceiling light, down-lighters, tiled splash backs.

Breakfast room/utility 6' 4" x 12' 6" (1.93m x 3.81m) Power points, ceiling light, door to side.

Bedroom one 25' 8" x 17' 1"" (7.82m x 5.21m) Sash picture window to the side, wall lights, radiator, marble feature fireplace with log burner, ceiling light and carpeted.

Bedroom two 18' 1" x 12' 5" (5.51m x 3.78m) Carpeted, marble fireplace and wood burner, sash windows to front, shutters, wall lights.

Bedroom three 9' 6" x 8' 10" (2.9m x 2.69m) Carpeted, sash window to the side, wall lights, radiator, power points, walk-in wardrobe.

Bedroom four/study With a limestone floor with electric underfloor heating, telephone point, window to side and door to rear garden.

Bathroom one 17' 1" x 9' 4" (5.21m x 2.84m) Limestone tiled floor, part tiled walls, walk-in shower, sink, cast iron roll top bath, radiator, low level wc, down-lighters, ceiling light.

Bathroom two 9' 7" x 8' 5" (2.92m x 2.57m) Oak flooring, sash window to the side, radiator, roll top bath, low level wc, marble fireplace, log burner, wall light.

Steps down to cellars comprising of 6 barrel vaulted chambers with light and power, 2 comprising wine cellars with original sandstone wine bins, one being the original salting room. The current owner currently uses the cellars for storage and as a workshop.

Outside To the exterior is a quarter mile tree lined gravel entrance driveway with views across open countryside all round, plot size is approximately 1.1 acres with substantial south facing private gardens. There are mature trees, a large greenhouse, orchard with fruit trees including apples, plums, damsons and cherries, three garages within the grounds and further outside storage and gravelled driveway with parking for multiple vehicles.

Fixtures and fittings as per sales particulars.

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