This attractive double-fronted period stone residence is being offered for sale for the first time in many years, presenting a unique chance to acquire a historic family home in the desirable village of Chapmanslade. With its origins dating back to the 1700s as part of the King's Arms coaching inn, and formerly housing a malthouse and stables, this property carries significant heritage. The four-bedroom home boasts a spacious garden that offers an expansive canvas for future landscaping or gardening projects, ideal for those looking to invest time into enhancing the outdoor space.
The property features a welcoming entrance leading into an ante-hall that connects to bright reception areas. The sitting room benefits from dual aspect windows and a log burner, creating a cozy atmosphere that's perfect for relaxation. Adjacent is the formal dining room with south-facing views and traditional built-in storage. The kitchen at the rear is well-sized and light-filled, equipped with country-style units, black granite worktops, underfloor heating, and modern appliances but presents an opportunity for further updates or alterations to suit personal tastes.
Upstairs reveals four bedrooms arranged around a central landing—each generously sized with large windows allowing natural light to create inviting spaces. This floor also includes a family bathroom overlooking the garden that could be reconfigured to maximize efficiency or aesthetic appeal. Notably, the fourth bedroom’s versatility opens options for use as an office or dressing area.
Outside, the substantial garden invites creativity with ample room for enhancement; it includes a bespoke greenhouse and an outbuilding with power connections that could be repurposed as an office or workshop.
In addition, potential buyers should note there is a small section of flying freehold at the rear and an asbestos ceiling in the garage requires consideration during renovation planning.
