Churchfield House

About this property

This Grade II listed property of immense character dates back 400 years and was The Red Lion Inn that served King George III its own ale in 1802. The accommodation comprises of the main house with an attached cottage to rear. To the front are flower beds, pots, shrubs and a pretty rose. To the rear of the main house is a courtyard terrace with BBQ stand, flower-beds and shrubs. To the rear of the cottage garden are two terraced lawns with flower-beds, trees and views of the hills.  Parking for two cars.

Shop 0.5mls & 100 yards: Pub 200 yards.

Main House: Porch: with seats; enter Hall with Purbeck flagstone floor, curved oak panelling and space for coats and boots; Snug with curved walls, bench seats, feature inglenook fireplace with original meat curing cupboard, TV, window seat and flagstone floor; down two steps to beamed, double aspect Sitting Room: raised fireplace with log burner on a Purbeck stone hearth, Smart TV; double aspect Kitchen with quarry tiled floor, range oven with induction hob, dishwasher, breakfast table and door to courtyard: up two steps to beamed, double aspect Dining Room with feature fireplace and access to cottage annexe.

Upstairs (all rooms with reduced height in eaves): 3 Bedrooms: beamed 5ft double, beamed twin with basin and a single; double aspect Bathroom: bath with shower attachment; Shower bathroom.

Central heating and log burner. Wireless broadband.

The Cottage: annexed to main house: Breakfast/Utility Room with fridge freezer, kettle, breakfast table and drier; up four steps to door to rear garden; Bathroom: bath with shower over.

Upstairs: 2 Bedrooms (both with reduced height in eaves): double aspect room with double, TV and door to garden and a twin.

Central heating and log burner. Wireless broadband.