As the Unites Sates of America where being formed between 1789 - 1819 this Stunning Rectory in Stewartstown, Cookstown was being constructed. This unique early Georgian former rectory in a mature 2 acre garden setting is a chance in a lifetime for the appropriate respectful buyer. A delight of splendid architecture in abundance oozing with character in this extensive family period well maintained residence in Mid Ulster with ease of access to M1.
Features
- Large Detached Georgian Residence
- Six Bedrooms
- 2 En-suites
- 3 Reception Rooms
- Orginal Sash Windows
- C. 2 Acre Site
- Oil Fired Central HeatingÂ
- Private Lane Driveway
- Mature Landscaped Gardens
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Basement
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Kitchen/ dining area/ sitting area - 4.60m x 6.00m
Fully fitted kitchen with high & low units. Integrated appliances to include oven/ hob, dishwasher and fridge. Fitted Rayburn Range. Sizeable dining space with extra living space. Ceramic tiled flooring and doors to dining room and utility room.
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Dining Room - 4.60m x 5.50m
Large dining room with ceramic tiled flooring and door to rear. Access to kitchen.Â
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Utility Room - 2.50m x 2.50mÂ
Fitted units to include a larder cupboard, plumbed for washing machine and tumble dryer. Stainless steel sink, built in shelving and ceramic tiled flooring.
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Wine Cellar/ Cool Room - 3.90m x 4.00m
An archway leads to the original wine cellar room with its unique brick vaulted ceiling and wine storage areas.
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Boot Room -3.40m x 2.30m
The Rear Hallway leads to the Boot Room which houses the oil fired boiler as well as a WC and wash hand basin.Â
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Ground Floor
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Reception 1/ Drawing Room - 4.60m x 6.00m
Elegant high ceiling Drawing Room with ceiling cornice and picture rail. Typical Georgian features to include folding wooden shutters, alcove, with clipped arch, marble fireplace with servants bell. The six over six sliding sash windows provide views over the formal box garden.Â
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Reception 2/ Living Room - 4.60m x 4.50m
High ceilings with ceiling cornice and original wooden board flooring. Large living space an open fire place with feature surrounds.
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Study - 3.90m x 4.00m
Built in work surfaces and timber shelving. Open fire place with feature Victorian surrounds with a gas inset.
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Office - 3.20m x 4.00m
Large office with fitted wooden work surfaces.
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Bedroom 1/ Master - 4.60m x 6.00m
Large double bedroom offering a three piece en-suite comprising of WC, wash hand basin and shower. Ample wardrobe space with carpeted flooring and TV point.
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Bedroom 2 - 4.60m x 5.50m
Large double bedroom with ample wardrobe space and carpeted flooring. Shared en-suite with bedroom 3.
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Bedroom 3 - 3.90m x 4.00m
Large double bedroom offering a three piece en-suite comprising of WC, wash hand basin and shower. Ample wardrobe space with carpeted flooring and TV point
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Second Floor
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Bedroom 4 -Â
Large double bedroom with ample wardrobe space, restored Bell brass light switches and TV point.
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Bedroom 5 -Â
Large double bedroom with ample wardrobe space, restored Bell brass light switches and TV point. Additional mezzanine level.
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Bedroom 6 -Â
Large double bedroom with ample wardrobe space. Currently used as a games room.
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Storage Room/ potential for 7th bedroom
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Shower Room
Three piece suite comprising of WC, wash hand basin and electric shower.Â
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Outside -
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Externally the property benefits from multiple off street parking with a winding private lane way from main road. The driveway continues past the house through an archway to a yard on the North side which is partially enclosed by an L - shaped two story outbuilding and barns, currently used for garage and storage. The main entrance gateway comprises a set of chamfered stone piers with curved screen walls. To the North-West of the house is a walled garden with both derelict & restored sections of rubble walling, one portion of which, nearest to the house, terminates in a tall bellcote tower constructed of cut sandstone.
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Adjoining 'Walled Garden' extending to C. 2 acres is suited for equestrian or horticultural usage. This area may also be suitable as a building site subject to planning permission.Â