Milnhead House is a distinguished B-listed country residence, boasting approximately 5,353 sq ft of living space spread over three levels, dating back to circa 1780. This substantial property is set within an expansive 5-acre plot with a private driveway that enhances its sense of seclusion. There exists significant potential for sympathetic restoration and development throughout the property, including the main house, outbuildings, and gardens, pending appropriate planning permissions and listed building consents.
The interior begins with a spacious central hallway leading to three principal reception rooms that feature high ceilings and large sash windows, maximizing natural light. The drawing room serves as an elegant entertaining area, while the adjoining sitting room presents a cozy family space with a charming fireplace. The dining room offers ample room for expansive dining setups and furniture arrangements. The kitchen is ideally positioned with opportunities for modernisation and reconfiguration to suit contemporary living styles.
On the first floor, the property provides versatile bedroom accommodations with generous proportions and excellent storage solutions. The principal bedroom accesses the main bathroom, complemented by three additional spacious double bedrooms that cater well to family dynamics or guest needs. Two further bathrooms ensure convenience across these living quarters.
Benefitting from substantial lower ground floor areas currently laid out as bedrooms and a sitting lounge along with bathroom facilities, this level could be ideal for guest accommodation or extended family living. Additionally, practical spaces include two garages and a large store.
The landscaped grounds feature a walled garden ripe for horticultural pursuits or leisurely activities. Historical elements such as a traditional stone dovecot and various stone outbuildings add unique character while offering utility potential pending consent for alternative uses.
It’s important to note that some areas may be inaccessible due to their condition; thus, inspections are recommended prior to any works.
