Lambs Lane, Wootton

The substantial house is tucked away on a quiet no-through road, set within pretty landscaped gardens with the additional benefit of parking and selection of outbuildings.

Stratford House, together with its neighbours, originally formed part of the Grade II-listed Manor Farm estate on the western edge of Wootton, dating back to the early 18th century. The barn was converted in the 1990s and has been sympathetically transformed into a residential property while retaining much of the building’s original character, including exposed stone walls, beamed ceilings and a cavernous fireplace. Though somewhat dated internally, the house is well maintained and provides a fabulous opportunity for modernisation and improvement. The U-shaped layout of the accommodation creates a fabulously spacious floor plan, with excellent versatility and potential for the new owner to arrange as they see fit. Most of the accommodation is on the ground floor, offering scope to use bedrooms as reception rooms, or vice versa. The layout also serves to shelter the gardens within, creating a fabulously private outside space. Downstairs, the house is entered into an internal porch and a central reception hall leading to a cloakroom/WC and study. The kitchen/dining room, utility room and playroom are situated in the east wing, while within the west wing there is a formal dining room, a fantastically spacious sitting room and three double bedrooms, together with a family bath/shower room. Accessed from the entrance hall, a flight of stairs leads up to the first floor landing where there is an en suite principal bedroom, a further bedroom/dressing room and a final bathroom.