An edge of village house with far-reaching views, studio and garage, garden, swimming pool, paddocks, carp pool, wildflower meadow, young woodland and stables. In all, about 11 acres.
Cade Hill House is on the edge of the village in the village Conservation Area, at the end of Church Lane. Built in about 1995, the house has well-balanced five bedroom family accommodation, with four reception rooms off the enclosed porch and reception hall and takes full advantage of its location with south and west-facing corner windows to enjoy the vista, inlaid oak veneer doors, wide patio doors opening to the garden, upvc and timber double glazed windows, drawing room cornice and deep fireplace with wood burner. Bay windows to the sitting room and study which also has an oriel window to the side. The dining room is situated off the kitchen /breakfast room, with well-fitted oak-fronted units with integrated appliances, two oven oil-fired Aga, electric cooker hob and extractors, double bowl glazed sink and a large utility room off with additional storage, sink and plumbing for washing machine and dryer.A wide dogleg staircase with a Venetian-style half-landing window rises to a generous landing/sitting area with a walk-in airing cupboard and store cupboard. The principal bedroom with a range of built-in wardrobes to one wall and en suite bathroom, and bedrooms two and three, both with en suite shower rooms, all take full advantage of the views. Bedrooms four and five share the family bathroom.A loft ladder gives access to a generous boarded loft space, with scope for further accommodation (subject to planning permission)The detached annexe has a garage and its own heating boiler, a studio room with a kitchenette and worktop height power points and a first-floor carpeted guest bedroom/home office, which can be independently accessed from outside, with a large opening circular window, and shower room with WC.Outdoor heated swimming pool with panoramic views with a recently installed heating system to rapidly bring the temperature to a comfortable level aided by an insulated summer cover. The adjacent Pool House provides changing room and full kitchen facilities for poolside hospitality, and a covered terrace provides shade.Approached by a gravel drive and parking area, the front garden is lawned with shrubs, young fruit trees and rugosa roses. The patio behind the house and lawn, with its exceptional views, leads to the swimming pool. There is rear vehicular access by a right of way over an adjoining private road to the stableyard, and a well-screened footpath gives access to the surrounding countryside. There is stabling for up to five horses, a tack room, and fodder stores. With planning consent to extend the stabling. Surrounding the stables are grass paddocks.The undulating land then opens out to wildflower meadows which the present owner has established to prioritise nature, with a mix of insects, bees, butterflies and moths, along with the extensive planting of traditional mixed native hedgerows and thousands of young native trees. Part of the land, furthest from the house, is subject to an overage clause in favour of a previous owner in the event of development on this part of the property.A small lake with a floating island is stocked with sizeable carp of five different species and is a watering hole for deer, and regularly visited by wildfowl,
The pretty village of Bearley, with its parish church close to Cade Hill House, is located 4 miles north of Stratford-upon-Avon, where there are excellent shopping and recreational facilities, including a Leisure Centre and the well-known Royal Shakespeare Theatre. Intercity trains run from Coventry (about 18 miles) to London Euston and from Warwick Parkway (about 7 miles) to Marylebone. There is also a turbo train service from Stratford-upon-Avon to Marylebone and commuter services to Birmingham. Henley-in-Arden is about 6 miles away. There is good access to the