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£440,000

3 bed flat for sale

Caldecote Hall Drive, Caldecote, Nuneaton CV10

    • 3 beds

    • 3 baths

    • 1 reception

  • EPC Rating: B

Key information

  • Tenure

  • Service charge

    £4,335 per year

  • Council tax band

    C

  • Ground rent

    £150

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About this property

  • Luxury apartment set with 35 acres of private grounds

  • Beautifully converted victorian mansion

  • Desirable west wing with stunning views

  • Many original features

  • Magnificent views

  • High specification

  • Spacious lounge/diner

  • Three bedrooms

  • Three bathrooms

  • Viewing is A must

*** truly amazing first floor luxury apartment with the best views possible *** Located in the prestigious West Wing of Caldecote Hall is this exquisite three bedroom first floor apartment having a wealth of character and charm throughout with stunning high ceilings and sash windows. Internal viewing is considered essential.

Set in 35 acres of glorious and protected grounds, Caldecote Hall is a Victorian Mansion house and stable block that has been converted into beautiful homes to a standard befitting a property steeped in history. Caldecote Estate is a secure gated development, with grounds maintained for your enjoyment, featuring a meandering river, landscaped lake and original Victorian fern garden lovingly restored and beautiful manicured lawns.

You will find hints of the Estate's past in many places – and many preserved original features wherever possible. The original clock tower, still working and is wound on a weekly basis chimes over the stable block; the church in the grounds has a door that still bears the scars from muskets fired during the siege of the hall by King Charles' men during the civil war.

Caldecote has a rich and intriguing history – dating back to the Domesday book, where it is listed as a property owned by the Church of England. In the 17th century it was owned by the roundhead Colonel Purefoy, a staunch enemy of the King and as such, a wanted man. The original fortified manor building was besieged by King Charles' nephews Princes Maurice and Albert. Whilst the Colonel hid away in the grounds, his wife, Dame Purefoy ably supported by her maids and her son-in-law made such a brave defence of the property, that they were spared their lives. The door from the original property now forms the entrance to the church in Caldecote's grounds and still bears testament to the siege, with the holes from bullets fired from muskets clearly visible.

Caldecote is ideally located for peaceful country living within easy access of main routes and major cities. Caldecote is in Shakespeare's country and surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside, yet within 20 minutes of Birmingham and its international airport. Coventry is just 30 minutes away, whilst the historic town of Stratford Upon Avon is just 40 minutes away from Caldecote. Travel to London is straight forward, either from the mainline stations within easy reach of your home, or the M1/M6, which is less than 20 minutes drive.

Owning a home within the grounds of the Caldecote Estate is a rare opportunity; a chance to own a little piece of English history and to experience luxury country estate living with all the convenience of a property managed and maintained for your enjoyment.

On entering this magnificent building you are greeted by an impressive lobby with a magnificent vaulted ceiling showcasing many original featuires with a sweeping staircase that leads to the large gallery style landing. Located off this landing is the entrance door to this luxury apartment and the accommodation comprises in more detail as follows:

Reception hall Having a high ceiling with feature deep coving, high level skirting, intercom access phone, door to a useful storage cupboard, door to the inner hallway and a further door to the principal bedroom.

Inner hallway High ceiling with attractive deep coving, high level skirting, radiator and doors leading off to...

Lounge/dining room 21' 4" x 15' 6" (6.5m x 4.72m) Having large window boasting superb views, high ceiling with attractive deep coving, two radiators, high level skirting and a feature fireplace with ornate marble surround.

Kitchen/breakfast room 14' 1" x 8' 4" (4.29m x 2.54m) Having a side window, radiator, tiled floor, high ceiling with deep coving, high level skirting, wide range of handmade and painted kitchen units, granite work surfaces with matching up stands, ceramic sink, eye level 'Siemens' single oven and microwave, integrated 'Siemens' fridge freezer, built in 'AEG' washer dryer, integrated 'Siemens' dishwasher, stainless steel gas hob with a stainless steel extractor hood above, tiling to splash back areas.

Dressing room 9' 6" x 6' 8" (2.9m x 2.03m) High ceiling with deep coving, high level skirting, two large built in wardrobes and a door to....

Principal bedroom 13' 4" x 19' 10" maximum into the bay (4.06m x 6.05m) Having a large bay window providing an excellent amount of natural light, high ceiling with deep coving, high level skirting, radiator and a door to the en-suite.

Ensuite 8' 10" x 9' 6" (2.69m x 2.9m) Opaque glazed window, radiator, tiled floor, traditional style 'Bickingham' WC and wash basin, roll top style bath having a chrome mixer tap with shower head attachment, useful shaver connection point and attractive tiling to half height.

Bedroom two 13' 8" x 13' 9" (4.17m x 4.19m) Having a side window with breath-taking views, high ceiling with deep coving, high level skirting, radiator, good sized fitted double wardrobe and a door to the en-suite.

Ensuite 8' 0" x 5' 4" (2.44m x 1.63m) High ceiling with attractive deep coving, tiled floor, traditional style 'Buckingham' WC and wash basin, tiled shower enclosure having a traditional chrome mixer style shower, useful shaver connection point, tiling to half height and a radiator.

Bedroom three/formal dining room 12' 7" x 7' 8" (3.84m x 2.34m) Currently being used as a dining room having a side window with beautiful views, radiator, high ceiling with deep coving and high level skirting.

Shower room 7' 9" x 5' 6" (2.36m x 1.68m) Opaque glazed window, chrome towel radiator, tiled floor, high ceiling with deep coving, deep skirting, traditional 'Buckingham' WC and wash basin, tiled shower enclosure having a chrome traditional style mixer shower, useful shaver connection point and tiled splash backs.

Ixtures & fittings: Some items maybe available subject to separate negotiation.

Services: We understand that all mains services are connected.

Tenure: We have been informed that the property is leasehold with 999 years from 2006, however we would advise any potential purchaser to verify this through their own Solicitor.

Council tax: We understand this property has been placed in Council Tax Band D. (This information is provided from the Council Tax Valuation List Website).

Maintenance charge: £361.29 per month with a ground rent of £150 per year.

Disclaimer: Details have not been verified by the owners of the property and therefore may be subject to change and any prospective purchaser should verify these facts before proceeding further.

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