A Striking Mill House With A Cottage, In An Idyllic Position With Prime Fishing Rights

A magnificent Grade II Listed former mill house with beautiful gardens and grounds, a separate four-bedroom cottage and one and a quarter miles of fishing on the picturesque River Dever.

The main house features a wealth of splendid character details including exposed timber beams and grand fireplaces, while outside there are peaceful grounds with beautifully presented gardens and tranquil riverside meadows and woodland.

Bransbury Mill dates from the early 17th century and offers over 3,500 sq ft of excellent living space arranged over two floors. It has been in the ownership of the same family for many decades. The main focal point of the home is the stunning 34ft first-floor drawing room with its vaulted ceiling, exposed eaves, imposing brick-built fireplace and galleried study area above. The ground floor provides further living and entertaining space, including the sitting room with its panelled walls, bay window and fireplace, the formal dining room and a private study. The ground floor also has a well-equipped kitchen/breakfast room with an Aga and sufficient fitted cupboards providing ample storage space for most appliances. The adjoining boot room and utility offer further space for home storage and appliances.

There is one generous double bedroom on the ground floor, with timber beams overhead and an en-suite bathroom. The first floor provides a further four bedrooms, all of which are well-presented double rooms, one with an en-suite shower room. Additionally, the first floor features a family bathroom.

Stable Cottage
The accommodation consists of a comfortable sitting room, a fully fitted kitchen with a dining area and upstairs, four bedrooms, a bathroom and a shower room. The cottage is currently occupied by the riverkeeper and his wife. The highly experienced and much respected riverkeeper has been employed by the vendors for over thirty years and they sincerely hope that any purchaser of Bransbury Mill will seriously consider continuing to employ him.