CV34 4HB - 5 bed mill street heritage home in Mill Street, CV34 4HB

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5 bedroom town house for sale in Mill Street, Warwick, Warwickshire CV34 4HB, CV34

Summary - 11 MILL STREET WARWICK CV34 4HB

5 bed 3 bath Town House

Rare restored period residence beneath Warwick Castle, with grand entertaining space.
Grade II listed mid‑terrace with extensive period features and high ceilings
Stunning vaulted Victorian ballroom with dual-aspect sash windows
Five double bedrooms; principal suite with steam/shower en‑suite
New gas combi boiler and recent electrical safety certificates
Four‑chamber cellar offering strong storage or wine‑cellar potential
Private east-facing walled garden and reclaimed York stone terrace
Double garage with automated doors plus small-car driveway parking
Listing restrictions, flying freehold in cellar and Council Tax Band H
This double-fronted Grade II listed townhouse on cobbled Mill Street combines grand period character with recent sympathetic restoration. The property’s standout feature is a vaulted first-floor Victorian ballroom with tall sash windows and original fireplace, offering dramatic entertaining space and park views. Five generous bedrooms include an elegant principal suite with steam/shower en‑suite; two upper rooms enjoy partial views of Warwick Castle.

Living spaces flow from formal reception rooms with original flooring, exposed beams and large open fireplaces into a bespoke maple and walnut kitchen with island, Aga and an arched door into a stone‑floored orangery. A four‑chamber cellar provides excellent storage or wine‑cellar potential, while a private east‑facing walled garden with reclaimed York stone terrace is ideal for alfresco dining. Double garage with automated doors and driveway parking complete the outdoor provision.

The house has had extensive repair work: roof, chimneys, cast‑iron guttering, doors and windows were overhauled and a new gas combi boiler and electrical safety certificates are in place. Its central Warwick location places it within walking distance of schools, shops, parks and rail links, making it suitable for families seeking both heritage and convenience.

Important practical points: Grade II listed status brings repair responsibilities and restrictions on alterations. There is a flying freehold in the cellar beneath No.9, and the property sits in Council Tax Band H with an EPC rating of D. Crime levels in the immediate area are reported above average. These factors should be weighed alongside the property’s rare historic appeal and recent refurbishment.

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