5 bedroom farm house for sale
Terrington St. John
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From a simple farm, to a state-of-the art Hackney Horse stud, to a comfortable family home today, Stud Farm House boasts a rich history dating back to the 1800s and beyond. One immediately feels at peace as you turn up the long tree-lined drive to Stud Farm House. Turn left through the electric gate into a large private area for parking for several vehicles.
Today, Stud Farm House has been lovingly restored into a beautiful
home. With an easy location, its space and versatility, this cherished home has been the venue, over twenty years, for cricket matches, archery competitions, rounders, pony camps, star gazing camping nights, discos and parties. It's served the family well.
Now it's time to for another chapter to start in its history.
Stud Farm House offers ample room for comfortable living with four double bedrooms and four reception rooms.
A spacious entrance hall leads to a boot room and shower room: perfect for wellingtons and muddy paws after country walks and trips to the coast. Off the entrance hall, the home office offers views to the west and north towards the village church.
Undoubtedly the heart of the home, the kitchen, with its wonderful views, boasts handcrafted units, its original floor, a walk-in pantry and a Lacanche range cooker. Spilling onto a south-facing terrace with electric awning, it is the perfect place to sit with friends at any time of day.
The snug, with original Norfolk pamment floor tiles, is a fabulously cosy place to relax in front of the Morsø wood-burner. A dual aspect dining room has the original fireplace and decorative copper fireplate, and the drawing room is flooded with natural light, with french doors and views over the grounds.
The hall, with a Victorian fireplace and floor tiles, is another comfortable space from which to view the paddocks or curl up with a book in front of the Morsø wood-burner.
Upstairs there is a bright galleried landing leading to a family shower room and four generous double bedrooms, with period character features and far-reaching views over the grounds and surrounding countryside.
Attached to the house is a spacious one bedroom annexe, with a private west-facing courtyard, single garage and store. The annexe offers a multi-generational living opportunity or, subject to the necessary planning consent, the ultimate home business space.
In addition, there are several outbuildings, namely a double garage with store, two brick built stables - one with a pony door - and a modern barn with electric roller door and a large area of hard standing.
Stud Farm House offers over four acres of enclosed grounds, encompassing traditional flower borders and lawned areas, paddocks, wild flower meadow, orchard, pond, redundant vegetable garden and hen house. Particular attention has been paid over the years to the needs of wildlife with thoughtful planting and installation of bird and bat boxes.
TERRINGTON ST JOHN Terrington St John village is situated just off the A47. The village with it's Grade I listed 15th century
church and unique four storey Priest's House, offers a doctor's surgery, pharmacy, village pub, shop,
restaurant, fish and chip shop and school. With many country walks along ancient Drovers tracks, stop and listen as the sky fills with the sound of migrating swans and geese.
Further amenities are to be found in the Hanseatic town of King's Lynn, seven miles to the east.
After school, evenings are often spent visiting the wonderful Children's Play Area at Sandringham, before picking apples in its orchards or blueberries at King's Lynn. Picnicking on the sand at Hunstanton and
watching the sunset made special as the only west-facing resort on the east coast.
Watlington, 5.3 miles, has an award-winning pub The Angel, and a main line railway station to London King's Cross.
The independent Wisbech Grammar School operates a door-to-door minibus service. With King's Ely some 40 minutes by rail.
SERVICES CONNECTED Mains water and electricity. Drainage to septic tank and oil fired central heating.
COUNCIL TAX Band F.
ENERGY EFFICIENCY RATING House: D. Ref:- 4737-2726-6200-0039-7226
Annexe: B. Ref:- 0350-2379-9060-2827-0575
To retrieve the Energy Performance Certificate for this property please visit and enter in the reference number above. Alternatively, the full certificate can be obtained through Sowerbys.
TENURE Freehold.
LOCATION What3words: ///migrate.irrigate.limo
AGENT'S NOTE The property owns the drive, and the three houses to the right have right of access.
PROPERTY REFERENCE 42951
WEBSITE TAGS room-to-roam
Today, Stud Farm House has been lovingly restored into a beautiful
home. With an easy location, its space and versatility, this cherished home has been the venue, over twenty years, for cricket matches, archery competitions, rounders, pony camps, star gazing camping nights, discos and parties. It's served the family well.
Now it's time to for another chapter to start in its history.
Stud Farm House offers ample room for comfortable living with four double bedrooms and four reception rooms.
A spacious entrance hall leads to a boot room and shower room: perfect for wellingtons and muddy paws after country walks and trips to the coast. Off the entrance hall, the home office offers views to the west and north towards the village church.
Undoubtedly the heart of the home, the kitchen, with its wonderful views, boasts handcrafted units, its original floor, a walk-in pantry and a Lacanche range cooker. Spilling onto a south-facing terrace with electric awning, it is the perfect place to sit with friends at any time of day.
The snug, with original Norfolk pamment floor tiles, is a fabulously cosy place to relax in front of the Morsø wood-burner. A dual aspect dining room has the original fireplace and decorative copper fireplate, and the drawing room is flooded with natural light, with french doors and views over the grounds.
The hall, with a Victorian fireplace and floor tiles, is another comfortable space from which to view the paddocks or curl up with a book in front of the Morsø wood-burner.
Upstairs there is a bright galleried landing leading to a family shower room and four generous double bedrooms, with period character features and far-reaching views over the grounds and surrounding countryside.
Attached to the house is a spacious one bedroom annexe, with a private west-facing courtyard, single garage and store. The annexe offers a multi-generational living opportunity or, subject to the necessary planning consent, the ultimate home business space.
In addition, there are several outbuildings, namely a double garage with store, two brick built stables - one with a pony door - and a modern barn with electric roller door and a large area of hard standing.
Stud Farm House offers over four acres of enclosed grounds, encompassing traditional flower borders and lawned areas, paddocks, wild flower meadow, orchard, pond, redundant vegetable garden and hen house. Particular attention has been paid over the years to the needs of wildlife with thoughtful planting and installation of bird and bat boxes.
TERRINGTON ST JOHN Terrington St John village is situated just off the A47. The village with it's Grade I listed 15th century
church and unique four storey Priest's House, offers a doctor's surgery, pharmacy, village pub, shop,
restaurant, fish and chip shop and school. With many country walks along ancient Drovers tracks, stop and listen as the sky fills with the sound of migrating swans and geese.
Further amenities are to be found in the Hanseatic town of King's Lynn, seven miles to the east.
After school, evenings are often spent visiting the wonderful Children's Play Area at Sandringham, before picking apples in its orchards or blueberries at King's Lynn. Picnicking on the sand at Hunstanton and
watching the sunset made special as the only west-facing resort on the east coast.
Watlington, 5.3 miles, has an award-winning pub The Angel, and a main line railway station to London King's Cross.
The independent Wisbech Grammar School operates a door-to-door minibus service. With King's Ely some 40 minutes by rail.
SERVICES CONNECTED Mains water and electricity. Drainage to septic tank and oil fired central heating.
COUNCIL TAX Band F.
ENERGY EFFICIENCY RATING House: D. Ref:- 4737-2726-6200-0039-7226
Annexe: B. Ref:- 0350-2379-9060-2827-0575
To retrieve the Energy Performance Certificate for this property please visit and enter in the reference number above. Alternatively, the full certificate can be obtained through Sowerbys.
TENURE Freehold.
LOCATION What3words: ///migrate.irrigate.limo
AGENT'S NOTE The property owns the drive, and the three houses to the right have right of access.
PROPERTY REFERENCE 42951
WEBSITE TAGS room-to-roam
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