Pleasington Lane, Pleasington, BB2 5JH

Pleasington Lane, Pleasington, BB2 5JH
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Offers In The Region Of

£985,000

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    Pleasington Lane, Pleasington, BB2 5JH5 Bedroom Detached House

    Council Tax

    Band: G

    Tenure

    Leasehold

    Lease Expiry

    In 885 years

    Dating back to around 1910, this striking Edwardian former mill owner’s residence has been thoughtfully renovated and extended by the current owners to create a truly outstanding family home. Set behind electric gates on a beautifully maintained plot of approximately 0.54 acres, the property enjoys far-reaching views to the rear and occupies a prime position in the heart of Pleasington, moments from the golf club and within easy walking distance of the village train station.

    The accommodation begins with a welcoming vestibule, framed by double doors and striking stained glass side and overhead panels. Original tiled floors and walls continue through to an elegant etched glass door with matching surround, opening into a hallway of exceptional character, complete with a decorative plaster frieze, tiled floor, and a charming recessed seating nook lit by a stained glass window. A two-piece cloakroom features a hand wash basin, low-level WC, and original Edwardian tiling.

    The principal reception rooms lie to the front of the house, each exuding period charm. The living room and dining room both boast living flame gas fires set within Edwardian-style surrounds and bay windows fitted with plantation shutters. The dining room also features a stylish parquet-effect border framing a central carpeted area.

    At the heart of the home is a stunning breakfast kitchen, thoughtfully designed with a comprehensive range of base and wall cabinetry, open display units, and premium Dekton work surfaces. A gas point and space for a range cooker sit beneath a fitted extractor, with integrated appliances including a fridge, microwave, space for two dishwashers, along with provision for an American-style fridge-freezer. Twin sinks with mixer taps and a matching central island with breakfast bar and drawer storage complete the space, all set on a tiled floor that flows seamlessly into a bright and spacious family dining area. Here, a feature wood-burning stove adds warmth, while full-width bi-fold doors open completely onto a raised patio with glazed balustrade. A glazed pitched rear elevation, four Velux windows, additional side windows, and an external door flood the space with light. A separate playroom, visible from the kitchen, lies beyond a glazed internal door and enjoys a tiled floor and garden views.

    From the hallway, steps lead down to a generous three-room cellar, the main chamber serving as a utility space with plumbing for laundry, space for a dryer, and housing the floor-mounted boiler.

    The staircase rises in two parts from the hall, with a sculpted newel post lamp, decorative frieze, and a beautiful leaded window offering a lovely sense of arrival on the first floor. A wide open arch off the landing leads to a spacious area, ideal as a study or easily reconfigured as an additional bedroom or en-suite. Of the five bedrooms, three are excellent doubles with attractive cornicing, one is a smaller double, and the fifth a good-sized single. They are served by a stylish family bathroom comprising a panelled bath with shower attachment, walk-in rainfall shower, hand wash basin, and there is a separate WC with basin.

    Outside, the electric gates open onto a large block-paved driveway offering extensive parking and leading to a generous detached garage. Stone steps ascend to the front entrance, where a large Indian stone patio creates a welcoming first impression and wraps around to one side of the house. The formal gardens to the rear and side are beautifully landscaped, with expansive lawns bordered by a variety of mature trees, shrubs, conifers, and flowering plants. A raised patio terrace with glazed balustrade offers an ideal spot to enjoy the outlook.

    The garage itself is a substantial structure with twin up-and-over doors, lighting, and power. To the rear, an additional space has been plastered out and includes two Velux windows, side windows, and French doors opening to the garden. This area offers clear potential to create a dedicated home office, gym, or private retreat, subject to final completion.

    A truly special home in an exceptional setting with country walks and excellent pubs on the doorstep - early viewing is strongly recommended.

    Leasehold I Council Tax Band: G I EPC: D


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    Council Tax

    Band: G

    Tenure

    Leasehold

    Lease Expiry

    In 885 years

    Key Features

    • A Delightful Extended Detached Family Home
    • 1910 Edwardian Built Former Mill Owners Property
    • Five Bedrooms, Four Reception Areas, Stunning Kitchen
    • Substantial Electric Gated Plot of 0.54 Acres
    • Fantastic Blend of Traditional and Contemporary Styles
    • Attractive Formal Gardens and Ample Parking
    • Stunning Views From the Rear Elevation
    • Prime Position at the Heart of Pleasington
    • Leasehold I Council Tax Band: G I EPC: TBC

    Description

    Dating back to around 1910, this striking Edwardian former mill owner’s residence has been thoughtfully renovated and extended by the current owners to create a truly outstanding family home. Set behind electric gates on a beautifully maintained plot of approximately 0.54 acres, the property enjoys far-reaching views to the rear and occupies a prime position in the heart of Pleasington, moments from the golf club and within easy walking distance of the village train station.

    The accommodation begins with a welcoming vestibule, framed by double doors and striking stained glass side and overhead panels. Original tiled floors and walls continue through to an elegant etched glass door with matching surround, opening into a hallway of exceptional character, complete with a decorative plaster frieze, tiled floor, and a charming recessed seating nook lit by a stained glass window. A two-piece cloakroom features a hand wash basin, low-level WC, and original Edwardian tiling.

    The principal reception rooms lie to the front of the house, each exuding period charm. The living room and dining room both boast living flame gas fires set within Edwardian-style surrounds and bay windows fitted with plantation shutters. The dining room also features a stylish parquet-effect border framing a central carpeted area.

    At the heart of the home is a stunning breakfast kitchen, thoughtfully designed with a comprehensive range of base and wall cabinetry, open display units, and premium Dekton work surfaces. A gas point and space for a range cooker sit beneath a fitted extractor, with integrated appliances including a fridge, microwave, space for two dishwashers, along with provision for an American-style fridge-freezer. Twin sinks with mixer taps and a matching central island with breakfast bar and drawer storage complete the space, all set on a tiled floor that flows seamlessly into a bright and spacious family dining area. Here, a feature wood-burning stove adds warmth, while full-width bi-fold doors open completely onto a raised patio with glazed balustrade. A glazed pitched rear elevation, four Velux windows, additional side windows, and an external door flood the space with light. A separate playroom, visible from the kitchen, lies beyond a glazed internal door and enjoys a tiled floor and garden views.

    From the hallway, steps lead down to a generous three-room cellar, the main chamber serving as a utility space with plumbing for laundry, space for a dryer, and housing the floor-mounted boiler.

    The staircase rises in two parts from the hall, with a sculpted newel post lamp, decorative frieze, and a beautiful leaded window offering a lovely sense of arrival on the first floor. A wide open arch off the landing leads to a spacious area, ideal as a study or easily reconfigured as an additional bedroom or en-suite. Of the five bedrooms, three are excellent doubles with attractive cornicing, one is a smaller double, and the fifth a good-sized single. They are served by a stylish family bathroom comprising a panelled bath with shower attachment, walk-in rainfall shower, hand wash basin, and there is a separate WC with basin.

    Outside, the electric gates open onto a large block-paved driveway offering extensive parking and leading to a generous detached garage. Stone steps ascend to the front entrance, where a large Indian stone patio creates a welcoming first impression and wraps around to one side of the house. The formal gardens to the rear and side are beautifully landscaped, with expansive lawns bordered by a variety of mature trees, shrubs, conifers, and flowering plants. A raised patio terrace with glazed balustrade offers an ideal spot to enjoy the outlook.

    The garage itself is a substantial structure with twin up-and-over doors, lighting, and power. To the rear, an additional space has been plastered out and includes two Velux windows, side windows, and French doors opening to the garden. This area offers clear potential to create a dedicated home office, gym, or private retreat, subject to final completion.

    A truly special home in an exceptional setting with country walks and excellent pubs on the doorstep - early viewing is strongly recommended.

    Leasehold I Council Tax Band: G I EPC: D

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