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Floorplan
Map3 bedroom detached house
Sold STC
Detached house
3 beds
3 baths
1,670 sq ft / 155 sq m
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Ask agent
Features and description
- Dining hall
- Sitting room with wood burning stove
- Study/family room
- Bedroom three/reception room
- Shower room/cloakroom
- Two further bedrooms with en suites
- Double garage and driveway
- Former coach house in need of re building
- Superb grounds with large pond
- In all, approximately just under an acre
A BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED CHARACTER PROPERTY IN JUST UNDER AN ACRE WITH OUTBUILDINGS ........
Rusper Court Pavilion is a most attractive detached property, which used to form part of the Rusper Court estate, which was split up in the mid-1970s. The property enjoys a secluded setting accessed via its own driveway, leading off the main drive that serves Rusper Court House – a substantial period country property. Rusper Court Pavilion offers spacious and versatile accommodation, which comprises briefly as follows. A pair of French doors leads through to an impressive dining room, which gives access to all of the ground floor rooms. The sitting room is a charming room with a large wood-burning stove, and has a pair of glazed doors that lead from the dining hall. Both these two rooms providing a superb open space, ideal for entertaining. The kitchen is an attractive room with two aspects, a range of kitchen cupboards and an oil fired AGA. Tucked away at the rear of the property there is a family room or study and a separate ground floor bedroom with adjacent shower/cloakroom. An impressive staircase with oak handrail and spindles leads to the first floor landing. Here there are two double bedrooms, the main bedroom having an en-suite bathroom and the second bedroom having an en-suite shower room. The grounds are a superb feature of Rusper Court Pavilion, having been well maintained over many years, being chiefly laid to lawn and surround the centrally located pond, a beautiful feature of the property. At the far eastern end of the grounds, there is a sectioned off vegetable garden and a partly walled area. The driveway provides ample parking in front of the detached double garage. Tucked away in the north east corner of the grounds is an intriguing detached substantial timber building, which was probably a former coach house. This building which has unexplored potential requires complete rebuilding and offers, subject to planning and other relevant consents, to convert to perhaps a workshop, studio etc.,
Rusper Court Pavilion is a most attractive detached property, which used to form part of the Rusper Court estate, which was split up in the mid-1970s. The property enjoys a secluded setting accessed via its own driveway, leading off the main drive that serves Rusper Court House – a substantial period country property. Rusper Court Pavilion offers spacious and versatile accommodation, which comprises briefly as follows. A pair of French doors leads through to an impressive dining room, which gives access to all of the ground floor rooms. The sitting room is a charming room with a large wood-burning stove, and has a pair of glazed doors that lead from the dining hall. Both these two rooms providing a superb open space, ideal for entertaining. The kitchen is an attractive room with two aspects, a range of kitchen cupboards and an oil fired AGA. Tucked away at the rear of the property there is a family room or study and a separate ground floor bedroom with adjacent shower/cloakroom. An impressive staircase with oak handrail and spindles leads to the first floor landing. Here there are two double bedrooms, the main bedroom having an en-suite bathroom and the second bedroom having an en-suite shower room. The grounds are a superb feature of Rusper Court Pavilion, having been well maintained over many years, being chiefly laid to lawn and surround the centrally located pond, a beautiful feature of the property. At the far eastern end of the grounds, there is a sectioned off vegetable garden and a partly walled area. The driveway provides ample parking in front of the detached double garage. Tucked away in the north east corner of the grounds is an intriguing detached substantial timber building, which was probably a former coach house. This building which has unexplored potential requires complete rebuilding and offers, subject to planning and other relevant consents, to convert to perhaps a workshop, studio etc.,
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