Property Description
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Our analysis
Welcome to Hill Farm Rectory Lane, Newport, a cozy and compact detached type home with 5 bed in the PO30 3EF area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band F.
This classic property was built
in a neighborhood known for its allure and prestige.
This home stands out for its value and character -
with a market valuation of £1,210,000 and a rental potential of £7,865 per month,
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it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
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Additional analysis
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A period country house with extensive stone outbuildings set in
over 17 acres with fabulous views in an area of outstanding natural
beauty. Drawing room, dining room, sitting room, family room, 5
bedrooms, outbuildings, stone barn, stable block, period granary,
threshing barn, 17.08 acres. GUIDE PRICE
DETAILS The Farmhouse
Ground Floor
Flagstone steps to an arched brick porch, clad in wisteria leading
to large front door.
Entrance Hall
with an elegant staircase to the first floor and doors off to
principal rooms.
Drawing Room
A fine entertaining room with wooden flooring, open fireplace with
marble surround and sash window with shutters and countryside
views.
Sitting Room
Original open fireplace. Pair of French doors leading to the rear
garden.
Dining Room
Well proportioned dining room with original wooden flooring, open
fireplace, window shutters and countryside views.
Shower Room
Tiled shower cubicle with WC and wash hand basin.
Boot Room
Built-in larder cupboard and space for freezer. Flagstone flooring
and stone steps leading down to:
Cellar
With brick and flagstone flooring.
Kitchen
Mainly comprising of a range of built-in cupboards, oil fired 2
oven Aga, sink unit, with plumbing for a washing machine, further
appliance space, flagstone flooring. Secondary staircase off to
first floor.
Family Room
The original brewhouse. Adjacent to the kitchen with an impressive
open inglenook brick fireplace incorporating a bread oven.
Flagstone flooring and doors to side and rear gardens via 2
porches, one with butler's sink.
Former Dairy
Flagstone floor and the original slate and suspended shelving.
Tripartite windows.
FIRST FLOOR
Galleried Landing
Hatch to roof space, large sash window overlooking the rear
fields.
Separate WC
Bedroom 1
Original fireplace, countryside views.
Bedroom 2
Original fireplace, countryside views.
Bedroom 3
Period fireplace, countryside views.
Bedroom 4
Period fireplace, countryside views.
Bedroom 5
Door to:
Dressing Room
Bathroom
Comprising of 2 adjacent rooms with windows overlooking the
countryard, one with a roll top bath and the other with period WC
and wash hand basin.
OUTSIDE
From rear porch a wooden staircase leads off to the Groom's Room
with timber flooring and a window overlooking the courtyard.
A lean-to of the rear elevation house provides a workshop with
power, lighting and a bulter's sink.
To the wisteria clad front of the property is a lawned garden
enclosed by stone walling and access gate. To the rear of the
farmhouse is a walled garden leading to a large courtyard created
between the farmhouse and traditional outbuildings, which has 2
separate vehicular accesses from Rectory Lane. The former farmyard
provides great potential for expansion of the garden and ample
parking. Small walled kitchen garden.
To the west of the farmhouse is a small walled courtyard
incorporating the oil tank and a mature fig tree and log store
OUTBUILDINGS
A series of outbuildings adjoin the house to the west
including:
Open Fronted Garage
with concrete floor. Hay loft over.
Tack Room
Partly cobbed and brick flooring, saddle racks.
Garage 2
Double doors opening onto Rectory lane, period brick flooring.
Stone Barn
An attractive stone and brick barn with a wooden boarded roof with
corrugated roofing above. Opening to Garage 3 with double door.
Stable Block
Situated across the western sie of the courtyard a substantial
period building of stone and brick construction with largely
brick/cobbled flooring, with 2 hay lofts over with doors to the end
elevations and the rear elevation.
Former Pig Sties
Period Granary
Comprising of 2 floors, timber clad elevations under a slate roof,
set on staddle stones.
Threshing Barn
A wonderful former threshing barn with stone elevations, still
incorporating some of the original thatch under a corrugated iron
roof with lean-to store to the rear.
To The Rear Of
the threshing barn is a concrete yard, now housing a static
caravan. This area would be ideal for the creation of a sand school
subject to the necessary consents.
Pole Barn 37' 5 x 23' 10 (11.40m x 7.27m)
A useful barn situated to the north of the Threshing Barn and
largely clad in corrugated metal sheeting.
THE LAND
There are 3 principal fields to the north and west of the farmhouse
partially bordered by young woodland that amount to about 11 acres.
This includes an orchard recently planted with an array of
traditional fruit trees including apple, pear, plum and cherry. A
hanger woodland of mature trees. To the other side of Rectory lane,
opposite the farm is a further field of about 5.3 acres with a
young plantation along the eastern boundary. In all the property
extends to about 17.08 acres (6.91ha.)
Woodland Grant
Young woodlands planted under a jigsaw grant scheme and the future
owner will be entitled to a future payment.
Overage Clause
An overage clause applies to the threshing barn and stable block,
should they be converted for residential use.
Services
Mains water is supplied free of charge to the house, buildings and
fields. Mains electricity. Private drainage. Partial electrical
night storage heating to the farmhouse.
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