Ullington Hall

Ullington Hall, dating from around 1800 on an earlier core, is listed Grade II as being of Architectural or Historic Interest, built on the site of a medieval manor, is a superb home with a wealth of charm and an abundance of original features including flagstone floors, exposed lias stone and original six panel doors. The house has been completely renovated and reconfigured for 21st century living whilst working with the traditional charm for the property, with modern decoration, fixtures and fittings, stone and timber floors, wood burning stoves in traditional fireplaces, restored plasterwork, five high quality modern bathrooms, and a lovely high ceiling kitchen, with attractive stylish kitchen units and island unit, with silestone tops and integrated appliances.

Most bedrooms are west-facing enjoying the best of the views. The principal bedroom has a dressing room and luxurious bathroom, with freestanding bath, separate shower and twin wash basins, and bedrooms two and four have walk in closets. Attached to the hall is a traditional outbuilding forming The Granary with a loft room above, which could be available for a variety of uses, including home office, ancillary accommodation, games room or gym. There are further stores, and a newly constructed two bedroom cottage also finished to a high quality, ideal for dependent relatives, guests, staff or holiday rental. A detached modern garage block provides extensive parking with garaging for five cars

Ullington Hall is accessed via a long shared private driveway over which the neighbouring property has a right of way. The property has an attractive lawned garden area surrounded by young and mature shrubs and trees including Judas tree, chestnut, walnut and purple
maple trees providing a private garden, with lias walling. There is also a Summerhouse. The grounds are stunning, with a ridge and furrow field to the south west, a grass field to the north west adjoining the driveway with pond and an ancient fruit orchard with several apple and pear trees.

Ullington is a small hamlet in beautiful Worcestershire countryside close to the Warwickshire border. The village of Pebworth is approximately two miles away with a public house, parish church, village hall and primary school. Further daily amenities can be found in nearby Bidford-on-Avon. Nearby Stratford-upon-Avon has an extensive range of shopping and leisure facilities and is the region's cultural centre and home of The Royal Shakespeare Company.

Ullington is well positioned for both the M40 (16 miles), and the M5 (10 miles) and trains run from Honeybourne Station (about 2 miles away) to London Paddington.

There is a larger selection of amenities and schools to be found in the area, with the boys and girls grammar schools in Stratford-upon-Avon, Stratford Prep School and The Croft Prep School together with schools in Chipping Campden and Warwick with a particularly good reputation.

There are racecourses at Stratford-upon-Avon, Cheltenham and Warwick and the Cotswolds are close by. Golf courses are in Welford-on-Avon, Stratford-upon-Avon and Broadway.

Honeybourne 2 miles (intercity trains to London Paddington from 1 hour 33 minutes), Chipping Campden & the Cotswolds 6 miles,
Evesham 6 miles, Stratford-upon-Avon 10 miles, M40 (J15) 16 miles, Warwick 18 miles, Birmingham International Airport 26 miles
(All distances & times approximate)

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