6 bedroom detached house

A superb Arts and Crafts house situated in the heart of a sought after village

Accommodation comprises; Hall, sitting room, dining room, study, kitchen/breakfast room, pantry, utility, shower room, boot room, master bedroom with en-suite bathroom, 4 further first floor bedrooms, family bathroom, shower room, second floor bedroom and study area.

Generous mature garden.
Large garage with studio over
In all 0.43 acres

White House is an attractive detached Arts and Crafts property built in 1910 and constructed of brick under painted rnder with a pitched tiled roof. The accommodation is spacious, flexible, approaching 3,000 sq ft and the rooms are of a light nature. Some of the lovely internal features include high ceilings, oak staircase and doors, timber flooring and open fireplaces with attractive tiled surrounds. Both the sitting room and the dining room are of a good size with views of the garden. The kitchen is well fitted and has a comprehensive range of hand painted cupboards under a marble worksurface with an electric Aga, Belfast style sink, Bosch induction hob and dishwasher. On the first floor there are 5 generous double bedrooms, including the master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, family bathroom and shower room. The second floor offers an additional bedroom and study area.

THE OUTSIDE
The property is approached off Chapel Lane onto a private, generous gravelled parking and turning area with a garage and useful studio above. The large garden wraps around the house and the vendors have invested considerable time and thought creating a wonderful quintessential English garden with a number of water features. The garden has been in the National Garden scheme and won a Daily Telegraph Award, as well as appearing in many publications. It is planted with a wide variety of mature trees, shrubs, rose bushes and flowers and includes several areas in which to sit and enjoy the surroundings. In addition there is a useful greenhouse, timber shed and raised beds.

DIRECTIONS
Upon entering the village of Mickleton turn into Chapel Lane (opposite the large village shop). The White House will be found on the left hand side, directly opposite the Butcher’s Arms pub.

Mickleton is situated in the very north of the county of Gloucestershire between Chipping Campden to the south and Stratford upon Avon to the north. The village offers a genuine community with many facilities including village stores, butcher, church and primary school. The wool town of Chipping Campden offers everyday shopping facilities and doctor’s surgery. There is also a medical centre in nearby Quinton. More shopping and cultural facilities are at Stratford
upon Avon with its Shakespearean connections.