Wisteria House is a noteworthy late 18th-century farmhouse, constructed from stone and brick under a distinctive Rosemary tiled roof. This Grade II Listed property, situated in the heart of Empingham, spans approximately 0.41 acres and features a charming walled garden that offers both character and privacy. The location is particularly desirable, nestled within a vibrant Rutland village that boasts various amenities, including a modern public house, a community hall, and an active cricket club. Additionally, Rutland Water is just a short distance away, providing beautiful recreational opportunities.
This residence presents significant renovation potential, making it an ideal investment for those looking to restore and personalize a historic home. The expansive layout comprises six bedrooms across three floors and includes several versatile living spaces that can be transformed according to your vision. While the property currently requires complete renovation, its generous dimensions allow for creative reconfiguration to enhance living space while retaining its original charm.
Inside, you will find an entrance hall leading to multiple reception areas—a sitting room that has served as an additional bedroom with ensuite facilities, a drawing room, and an inner hall with cloakroom and pantry access. The kitchen includes secondary stairs that lead to the first floor where three bedrooms and a family bathroom are located. The second floor features three additional bedrooms.
The exterior of Wisteria House complements its interior charm with a courtyard area that houses useful outbuildings alongside the double garage. A well-established walled garden primarily laid to lawn provides ample outdoor space for gardening or leisure activities.
Additionally, the property benefits from essential services such as mains electricity and water while being heated by oil-fired central heating. The freehold offering comes with no onward chain, further simplifying the purchasing process.
Given its Grade II Listing status and location within the conservation area, any renovations would need to align with preservation guidelines; however, this offers a unique opportunity to create a bespoke family home rich in history while potentially increasing its market value over time.
