Ash Tree House is a beautifully restored detached period property, believed to have been constructed in 1620. It offers a wealth of original features which have been lovingly restored, including a magnificent Elm staircase, original bread oven, salting cupboard in an inglenook fireplace, exposed beams and lead mullion windows. This handsome Northamptonshire stone house, located in the conservation heart of the village, is one of Braunston’s prime period properties and features in the local history book and on the illustrated Timeline displayed in the village church.
The house offers three storeys of accommodation incorporating six bedrooms, three bathrooms, two receptions rooms, conservatory, cellar and kitchen/breakfast room. The property has mature south facing gardens with off road parking and garaging.
For further information, please see the brochure, or to find out more and arrange a viewing, contact Sam and Claire at Fine & Country Rugby.
The house offers three storeys of accommodation incorporating six bedrooms, three bathrooms, two receptions rooms, conservatory, cellar and kitchen/breakfast room. The property has mature south facing gardens with off road parking and garaging.
For further information, please see the brochure, or to find out more and arrange a viewing, contact Sam and Claire at Fine & Country Rugby.