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Quote Reference: 5308313
A Grade 2 listed, five bed detached three bathroom, two en-suite and a family bathroom house in Sennybridge with a secluded courtyard.
This property is full of character.
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Why the owner loves the property:Maesporth House is a late Georgianearly Victorian property which has historical significance having been the residence of two High Sheriffs of Brecknockshire. It has undergone extensive renovation by the current owner and retains many original features.On entering the property there is a small lobby area with double glazed inner doors leading to the Hallway.There are two large Reception rooms at the front of the house; a Sitting Room and a Dining RoomLibrary. Both have wood-burning stoves set within the original fireplaces, high ceilings and original features such as window seats and shutters. The Hallway leads to a large room at the rear of the property. This was originally two Late Georgian cottages. There is a large kitchen area with a wood burning Stanley range cooker as well as electric oven and induction hob. Part of this room is sectioned off with double glazed sliding doors forming a snug sittingdining area.Upstairs to the front of the property are two large bedrooms, both with en-suite facilities and a separate shower room. There is also a smaller bedroom which is currently used as an officedressing room. To the rear of the upstairs are two further bedrooms and a bathroom. These were once the upper story of the former cottages and have original beams and lower ceilings, creating a very cosy feel.
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WHY THE OWNER LOVES
THE PROPERTY
Maesporth House is a late Georgianearly Victorian property which has historical significance having been the residence of two High Sheriffs of Brecknockshire. It has undergone extensive renovation by the current owner and retains many original features.On entering the property there is a small lobby area with double glazed inner doors leading to the Hallway.There are two large Reception rooms at the front of the house; a Sitting Room and a Dining RoomLibrary. Both have wood-burning stoves set within the original fireplaces, high ceilings and original features such as window seats and shutters. The Hallway leads to a large room at the rear of the property. This was originally two Late Georgian cottages. There is a large kitchen area with a wood burning Stanley range cooker as well as electric oven and induction hob. Part of this room is sectioned off with double glazed sliding doors forming a snug sittingdining area.Upstairs to the front of the property are two large bedrooms, both with en-suite facilities and a separate shower room. There is also a smaller bedroom which is currently used as an officedressing room. To the rear of the upstairs are two further bedrooms and a bathroom. These were once the upper story of the former cottages and have original beams and lower ceilings, creating a very cosy feel.
Quote Reference: 5308313
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