A Charming Unlisted Georgian Home With Annexe, Outbuidlings And 1.36 Acres

Craddock Cleve is an attractive Georgian home, sensitively extended and restored by the current owners to preserve its history and character. The property benefits from the rare advantage of being unlisted, providing flexibility for modern living and potential for further home improvements. It offers over 6,600 sq ft of light-filled, versatile living accommodation arranged predominantly over two floors, while it is also conveniently positioned for access to local village and market town amenities, as well as excellent communication links. Nestled within a tranquil setting in the quiet hamlet of Craddock, Craddock Cleve has far-reaching rural views, together with 1.36 acres of peaceful grounds, stabling and several outbuildings.

Configured to provide an elegant and practical living and entertaining environment, the accommodation flows from a welcoming gable-roofed porch and cloakroom to a large entrance hall. The ground floor includes a library with dual-aspect floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the gardens, together with a
handsome stone fireplace and log burner.
Adjoining the library is a generous drawing room featuring tasteful neutral decor, front aspect full-height bay windows, and another impressive stone fireplace, fitted with a log burner. The large, elegantly presented dining room with wooden flooring and full-height windows connects to the garden room, currently used as a gym, with skylights and French doors leading out to the rear garden, allowing floods of natural light. The inter-connecting kitchen, also accessible from the entrance hall, is fitted with a range of wall and base units, a central island, an Aga, and modern integrated appliances, while providing access to the terrace. It flows into a breakfast room for informal dining, which leads to a fitted utility/laundry room with French doors opening to the garden and a further door into the annexe.

The self-contained annexe offers excellent flexibility for multi-generational living, guests or income potential. It has its own entrance and porch, leading to a spacious front-aspect living/dining room with brick-built inglenook fireplace and log burner. The annexe also offers a modern fitted kitchen/breakfast room with further space for dining, a large utility room, a light-filled garden room with skylights and French doors to the rear garden, a double bedroom, and an en suite shower room with walk-in shower.

Stairs rise from the entrance hall to the first floor which houses a principal bedroom with front aspect bay windows, walk-in wardrobe, and en suite shower room. There are four further bedrooms, one with stairs to a mezzanine room over, along with two family bathrooms. A door opens from the landing to a second landing, also accessible over a staircase rising from the annexe living room, where there are three remaining bedrooms and a further family bathroom with bath and separate shower, all suitable for use as part of the main house or annexe accommodation. A concealed staircase off the second landing gives access to second floor loft and store rooms.