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"A self contained ground floor apartment within this magnificent Grade I listed building. This former manor house dates back as far as the sixteenth century and still enjoys many period features throughout its communal rooms and formal gardens. It is approached via a tree lined drive through the grounds which adds to its splendour.?+? 1 BEDROOM   ?+? ENTRANCE   ?+? LIVING ROOM   ?+? KITCHEN   ?+? BATHROOM ?+? COMMUNAL GARDENS   ?+? COMMUNAL RECEPTION ROOMS   ?+? ALLOCATED PARKING

Introduction Flete was a Saxon estate, the manor being held by the Damarell family from the reign of William I until the time of Edward III. The earliest part of the house dates from the sixteenth century, and was substantially rebuilt around 1620 for Sir Charles Hele. The Hele family held the house until 1716, when the estate passed to the Bulteels. Additions were made to the house in both the early and the late eighteenth century. The house was heavily remodelled in the Gothic style in 1835 by J. C. Bulteel, which obliterated the early and late eighteenth century classical work and added castellation.

Entrance A panelled door leads to:-

Entrance Hall Coat hooks, doors to:-

Living Room16'5" (5.0m) x 14'9" (4.5m) narrowing to 10'6" (3.2m). A leaded light stone mullion window to front over looking the gravelled courtyard to countryside beyond, radiator, television point, telephone point.

Kitchen9'10" x 6'3" (3m x 1.9m). A range of floor and wall units including glass display units, rolled edge work surfaces, stainless steel one and a half bowl single drainer sink unit, tiled splash backs, a range of built in appliances to include fridge, dishwasher, oven, hob and hood over, radiator, leaded light stone mullion window to front.

Bedroom14'1" x 13'9" (4.3m x 4.2m). Two leaded light stone mullion windows to the front with a similar outlook to the living room, fitted double wardrobes, radiator, telephone point.

Bathroom A matching suite comprising panelled bath with mixer shower attachemnt, wash hand basin set within a vanity unit, concealed cistern WC, tiled splashbacks, heated towel rail, leaded light stone mullion window to front.

Outside

Communal Gardens The property benefits from glorious formal grounds to include a walled garden, water garden, tennis court and a croquet lawn as well as surrounding fields which we are told are approaching 12 acres.

Communal Reception Rooms The apartments also benefit from the use of the grand communal receptions rooms, namely a reception hall, Library, Drawing Room, a large Billiard Hall and a Dining Room where lunch can be taken if so desired.

Allocated Parking Each apartment enjoys an allocated space.

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