- For Sale
- Guide price 1,750,000 GBP
- Build Size: 3,339 ft2
- Land Size: 3,339 ft2
- Bedroom: 4
- Bathroom: 2
A lovely, Grade II Listed 16th Century cottage in wonderful gardens and grounds, HA5.
Tudor Cottage is a delightful, unique Grade II listed home and the accommodation is as shown in the enclosed floor plans. Believed to have been built in the late 16th century, the house retains many delightful features including solid wood floors, exposed timbers and beams, open fireplaces and leaded light windows. Gardens and Grounds:Approached from Moss Lane through a wide arch in the brick and flint boundary wall, a gravelled driveway leads to the front of the house and parking. Beyond the driveway, and in front of the house, is a large flagstone terrace- well planted with mature shrubs and trees. The gardens to the side and rear are laid predominantly to lawn with delightful floral and shrub beds and many mature, specimen trees.Outbuildings:Double detached garage; double carport; garden shed
Situated approximately ¼ of a mile from Pinner Village which offers a good range of shops, including supermarkets and smaller boutique shops, catering for day to day requirements. The village also has numerous restaurants and public houses. Pinner underground station is on the Metropolitan line, giving easy access to London Baker Street. Overland stations at Ruislip and Hatch End give access to Marylebone and Euston respectively. Pinner Memorial Park is a lovely place to walk and is home to the Heath Robinson Museum.The area is renowned for its standard of education, with a number of schools, both state and independent.Distances:Pinner Village ¼ mileM1 Junction 4 6 milesCentral London 16 miles (All distances and times are approximate)
Tudor Cottage is a delightful, unique Grade II listed home and the accommodation is as shown in the enclosed floor plans. Believed to have been built in the late 16th century, the house retains many delightful features including solid wood floors, exposed timbers and beams, open fireplaces and leaded light windows. Gardens and Grounds:Approached from Moss Lane through a wide arch in the brick and flint boundary wall, a gravelled driveway leads to the front of the house and parking. Beyond the driveway, and in front of the house, is a large flagstone terrace- well planted with mature shrubs and trees. The gardens to the side and rear are laid predominantly to lawn with delightful floral and shrub beds and many mature, specimen trees.Outbuildings:Double detached garage; double carport; garden shed
Situated approximately ¼ of a mile from Pinner Village which offers a good range of shops, including supermarkets and smaller boutique shops, catering for day to day requirements. The village also has numerous restaurants and public houses. Pinner underground station is on the Metropolitan line, giving easy access to London Baker Street. Overland stations at Ruislip and Hatch End give access to Marylebone and Euston respectively. Pinner Memorial Park is a lovely place to walk and is home to the Heath Robinson Museum.The area is renowned for its standard of education, with a number of schools, both state and independent.Distances:Pinner Village ¼ mileM1 Junction 4 6 milesCentral London 16 miles (All distances and times are approximate)
