3 double bedrooms across three floors with Jack-and-Jill bathroom and en-suite
Open-plan kitchen/dining/family room opening directly to enclosed garden
Private allocated parking space, gated rear access to garage and visitor parking
Residents' ownership of estate freehold; communal management in place
Access to 14 acres of woodland, lakes and estate walks with fishing rights
Leasehold with c.970 years remaining — minimal lease expiry risk
Council tax band is high/expensive — factor in ongoing costs
No flood risk; mobile signal average, broadband speeds fast
Set within the historic Bostock Hall Estate, this Georgian-style three-bedroom courtyard townhouse combines period character with contemporary living. The house is arranged over three floors and features a bright open-plan kitchen/family room that opens onto a private enclosed garden, a cosy snug, and a light-filled first-floor lounge with farmland views.
Residents benefit from access to the estate’s 14 acres of private parkland, mature woodland walks, and lake with fishing rights—a rare communal amenity for village living. The property includes an allocated parking space, garage access via a gated rear route, and visitor parking on the estate, with fast broadband and very low local crime supporting comfortable everyday life.
Practical points are straightforward: the home is leasehold but the estate’s freehold is collectively owned by residents (Bostock Hall Management Company Limited), giving residents direct control of communal management. The long lease (c.970 years) reduces traditional leasehold concerns, though there are ongoing communal responsibilities and management arrangements to be aware of. Council tax is described as expensive.
This house will suit buyers seeking a peaceful rural setting with strong community ownership, sizeable communal grounds and modernised internal spaces. It’s especially appealing to families or professionals who value outdoor access, village amenities and a sympathetic period conversion without the need for major renovation.