Kennel Farm
Mill End, Coleford, Gloucestershire, GL16 8NF
Guide Price
£1,950,000
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Summary Details
- First Marketed: Feb 2023
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Kennel Farm sits in a gentle valley surrounded by unspoilt countryside over which are superb open views. The original house is believed to date from the early 18th century and later extended. It was completely renovated by the present owners
when purchased in 2011. The restoration of the house and the extension are superb.
The accommodation is arranged over three floors connected by short staircases and sensitively combines the traditional with the new. The interior is extremely well presented and has a warm and friendly atmosphere. The drawing room in the original house has a stone fireplace, exposed beams and is particularly attractive and atmospheric. There is a combination of travertine stone floors and oak floors with under floor heating to all stone floors. Original features have been retained and include beamed ceilings, exposed roof trusses, exposed stone walls and large stone inglenook fireplaces.
The kitchen/breakfast/family room which forms part of the extension, is extremely well appointed and includes two induction hobs, two ovens, three wine chillers, cabinet fridge/freezer, dishwasher, coffee machine, and an island with breakfast bar. Bi-fold doors open to a paved terrace and garden with lovely unspoilt views over its grounds.
The main bedrooms are on the lower ground floor where three of the rooms give access to the outside and have ensuite facilities including the principal bedroom with a luxurious bathroom and separate shower. There are two further bedrooms on the first floor, one leading to a mezzanine sitting room overlooking the drawing room.
Kennel Barn is a detached former outbuilding lying to the south of the main house and annexe,
It has been restored to the same high standard as the house and is very well presented. Although let out in recent years, it is extremely well maintained. It comprises a sitting room, garden room with atrium, kitchen with integrated appliances, utility room, three bedrooms, one on the ground floor which could be a dining room. The two bedrooms on the first floor have either an en suite shower room or en suite cloakroom. There is a further shower room. Kennel Barn has a paved south-facing garden, parking and its own access to the front.
Home Office/Annexe
The home office is attached to the main house and has its own entrance. The main room with kitchenette has been designed as a modern home office but could provide use as a cinema or open planned sitting and dining room. There is a further room
currently used as a gym with en suite shower room which could be a bedroom if, subject to the necessary consents, this part of the property was to be a separate annexe.
Gardens and grounds
Kennel Farm is approached through tall electrically operated iron gates which open to a drive which branches into three drives. One splits into two drives which give access to the house at a lower and upper level, and the third drive passes
the adjoining field to the east in a southerly direction. There are areas of generous parking.
The gardens surround the house to the south, east and north and are designed for low maintenance. There are expanses of lawn interspersed with trees, high box hedgerows, ornamental shrubs and bushes, paved pathways and stone walls. Immediately outside the kitchen/breakfast/family room is a paved terrace overlooking its grounds. At an upper level, facing south, is a timber summer house with a raised terrace with barbeque area and ideal for entertaining, overlooking its
grounds. The land of approaching 4 acres lies to the east of the house, and has access off the main drive.
Right of Way: There is a right way over a small area beside of the entrance drive of lot 1, from the lane, exiting in a diagonal direction towards the east. It is well away from the house and surrounding gardens.
Marketed by: Knight Frank, Bristol
when purchased in 2011. The restoration of the house and the extension are superb.
The accommodation is arranged over three floors connected by short staircases and sensitively combines the traditional with the new. The interior is extremely well presented and has a warm and friendly atmosphere. The drawing room in the original house has a stone fireplace, exposed beams and is particularly attractive and atmospheric. There is a combination of travertine stone floors and oak floors with under floor heating to all stone floors. Original features have been retained and include beamed ceilings, exposed roof trusses, exposed stone walls and large stone inglenook fireplaces.
The kitchen/breakfast/family room which forms part of the extension, is extremely well appointed and includes two induction hobs, two ovens, three wine chillers, cabinet fridge/freezer, dishwasher, coffee machine, and an island with breakfast bar. Bi-fold doors open to a paved terrace and garden with lovely unspoilt views over its grounds.
The main bedrooms are on the lower ground floor where three of the rooms give access to the outside and have ensuite facilities including the principal bedroom with a luxurious bathroom and separate shower. There are two further bedrooms on the first floor, one leading to a mezzanine sitting room overlooking the drawing room.
Kennel Barn is a detached former outbuilding lying to the south of the main house and annexe,
It has been restored to the same high standard as the house and is very well presented. Although let out in recent years, it is extremely well maintained. It comprises a sitting room, garden room with atrium, kitchen with integrated appliances, utility room, three bedrooms, one on the ground floor which could be a dining room. The two bedrooms on the first floor have either an en suite shower room or en suite cloakroom. There is a further shower room. Kennel Barn has a paved south-facing garden, parking and its own access to the front.
Home Office/Annexe
The home office is attached to the main house and has its own entrance. The main room with kitchenette has been designed as a modern home office but could provide use as a cinema or open planned sitting and dining room. There is a further room
currently used as a gym with en suite shower room which could be a bedroom if, subject to the necessary consents, this part of the property was to be a separate annexe.
Gardens and grounds
Kennel Farm is approached through tall electrically operated iron gates which open to a drive which branches into three drives. One splits into two drives which give access to the house at a lower and upper level, and the third drive passes
the adjoining field to the east in a southerly direction. There are areas of generous parking.
The gardens surround the house to the south, east and north and are designed for low maintenance. There are expanses of lawn interspersed with trees, high box hedgerows, ornamental shrubs and bushes, paved pathways and stone walls. Immediately outside the kitchen/breakfast/family room is a paved terrace overlooking its grounds. At an upper level, facing south, is a timber summer house with a raised terrace with barbeque area and ideal for entertaining, overlooking its
grounds. The land of approaching 4 acres lies to the east of the house, and has access off the main drive.
Right of Way: There is a right way over a small area beside of the entrance drive of lot 1, from the lane, exiting in a diagonal direction towards the east. It is well away from the house and surrounding gardens.
Coleford 1 mile, Monmouth 6 miles, Chepstow 13.5 miles, Ross on Wye 12 miles, Bristol 30 miles, Bristol Parkway Rail Station 25 miles, Bristol Airport 41 miles, Cribbs Causeway Regional Shopping Centre 25 miles (Distances are approximate).
Marketed by: Knight Frank, Bristol
Land Registry Data
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