This historic property, The Old Vicarage, offers a unique investment opportunity in the heart of Essington. Built in 1834 for the former Iron Church, this distinguished residence holds remarkable architectural significance and charm. With only three families having owned it since its transition from a vicarage in 1932, the home showcases numerous original features, including the king chimney pot that reflects its prestigious past. Recent renovations have taken place, involving significant back-to-brick work that merges modern comforts with original character. The versatile grounds include an outbuilding rich with history and a traditional well—elements that could inspire various potential uses or further enhancements.
The property comprises an entrance hallway, lounge, utility/boiler room, guest WC, and a breakfast kitchen that opens into a dining/family area. Notably, the lean-to at the rear is partially open to the elements yet provides access to extensive storage areas and an external study/playroom. On the first floor are four generous double bedrooms and a luxurious family bathroom.
The expansive plot presents considerable flexibility for future development—options could range from maintaining it as a large garden space to exploring extensions or even creating a separate dwelling (subject to planning permissions). Situated conveniently near essential amenities and transport links while nestled within scenic countryside surroundings, The Old Vicarage embodies untapped potential for buyers looking to invest in both living space and land development.