22 High Street, Olney, MK46 4BB

£600,000pcm

Summary

Property Description

Ground FLoor

Solid wooden door with high level glazed panels opens to a tiled entrance hall. The cottage will predate this flooring which was probably laid in Victorian times. A doorway opens to a well proportioned dining room having an open fireplace with wood mantle over and paved hearth. This is centrally located to one wall. There is a sash window to the front elevation, flooring is in natural wood and exposed beams are evident. An archway leads to an inner lobby area which is open to the sitting room and provides the staircase which rises to the first floor. The sitting room exhibits a most impressive inglenook fireplace with bressummer beam over. The inglenook has internal lighting, log storage space, smoke canopy and a herringbone patterned brick hearth. Exposed ceiling beams and timber uprights are much in evidence. Natural light comes from a south facing window. Adjacent to the sitting room is the kitchen with built in oven and bob. There is a good selection of high and base level cupboard units also a one and a half bowl ceramic sink unit. Plumbing is installed for a washing machine and a fitted wine rack is discreetly located to one wall. Stable doors open to a paved seating area.

First floor

Having ascended the staircase from the inner lobby there is a two tier landing area with doors off to the bedroom and bathroom accommodations. Bedroom one has built in wardrobes and fitted cupboards and is located to the rear of the property. Additionally there are two bedrooms adjacent to one and other on the front elevation, one of which has a former fireplace. Both have secondary glazing to the windows and wooden flooring. A fourth bedroom is currently used as a study and again is on the front elevation of the property with secondary glazing
A WC, bathroom and shower room are located off the landing areas. The bathroom has a panelled bath neatly recessed into an alcove, "Fired Earth" wash basin and heated towel rail. A velux window allows natural light. The separate shower room has a glazed cubicle, wash basin, WC and wood flooring.

Outside

From the High Street there is an arched entrance with double wooden doors which open to a courtyard available only to the residents located within the private mews. This provides vehicular as well as pedestrian access. The Old Penny house has a pleasant seating area immediately behind the property and a few steps away through wooden gates is an enclosed private garden with a good size lawn and a pergola erected for al fresco dining. This area also provides a pea gravel base for parking.

Disclaimer

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