8 Bedroom Property for Sale in Stackpole Cheriton

Stackpole Rectory is a fine example of 18th Century architecture located in the county of Pembrokeshire. A classic period Victorian residence set in glorious gardens and grounds, built in 1877 at the bearing of Earl Cawdor, a gentleman of estate with the ownership of thousands of acres of land. The property beams character beyond your imagination. The respectively restored enchanting family home stands within its own grounds and is situated in the village of Stackpole Cheriton. Perfectly set within rolling countryside and situated within the Pembrokeshire National Park. A superb setting for equestrian enthusiasts, with fine out-riding incorporating breathtaking circular hacks via golden sandy beaches.

Stackpole Rectory is a commanding eight bedroom family home, boasting a wealth of original period features throughout. A superior original oak arch door will greet you upon arrival, where you will be met by a grand, gothic hallway, flooded with natural light from the principal south facing reception rooms, complimented by a superb polished oak staircase, is an outstanding and elaborate example of eighteenth century craftsmanship.

Stackpole Rectory is arranged over three floors, located on the lower ground floor are three cellar rooms, the ground floor has an impressive gothic hallway, a captivating south facing Drawing Room boasting original sash floor to ceiling bay window and original shutters. The theme follows throughout the principal reception rooms, as ecclesiastical motifs are carved into the original limestone fire places - providing a presence and focal point upon entry to each room, also a dining room and study are located in the former wing of the property. Leading from the main hallway a green baize door is located and will greet you to the former servants quarters, where a snug/sitting room is located, an ideal day or family room. Further extending to a second WC and cold storage larder. A stair case and access to the cellars are located at the furthest end of the hallway leading you to an inviting kitchen beaming with natural light for those lazy summer brunches. A large working utility room is further located from the kitchen, providing access to a rear walled courtyard.

The rooms on the first floor follow the perfect symmetry of those below. On the first floor, there are a total of five bedrooms, including the large master bedroom benefiting from fine views to enjoy over the gardens and church below. A family bathroom and separate shower room, back in the hallway, a stair case is located to the second floor. The back staircase continues to the top of the property, where the quality of the house and the quirkiness of the architectural surprises continue. The second floor accommodation extends to a further three double bedrooms, family bathroom and three generous storage rooms.
Exterior
An imposing sweeping driveway will lead you to Stackpole Rectory. Entrance to the front of the property can be obtained via the arched original studded door or the servant's door which is discreetly located for your convenience. An outbuilding is located beyond the driveway housing a tack room and service room. An original secluded walled garden overlooks the 12th century village church. The walled garden is located to the east side of the property offering tiered lawned gardens, ideal for a game of croquet. The property stands elevated within formal gardens, with mature trees and stocked borders to the boundary, which provide shade from the south facing sun. A Chinese slate terrace at the rear of the property abuts the house, from the terrace you can access the kitchen via French windows. An excellent entertaining space with south facing gardens. The garden can be enjoyed to the side of the property,
with extending views over the valley and beyond.
The stable yard offers four loose boxes approximately 12ft x
12ft, including lights and power. A hay barn measuring 12ft x
14ft with double doors all contained within a gated yard area.

Fine and Country have much pleasure in marketing Stackpole
Rectory and highly recommend early viewing to avoid disappointment.

Enter property via original arched oak door to:

LOBBY
Original Minton Encaustic tiled flooring, oak glass panelled door to Hallway, original door and step down to:

WC
Original arrow slit window to front aspect, WC and Sink.

HALLWAY
Welcoming hallway comprising of grand and impressive gothic style oak staircase with mahogany hand rail, with stairs to first floor accommodation, doors to various rooms and green baize door to servants quarters.

DRAWING ROOM
Enter via original door, where you will be greeted by the original feature ceiling to floor sash bay window to southerly aspect, captivating the spectacular garden views overlooking the church and beyond. Working shutters enclosing window frames,
Feature original limestone fireplace with mantle over, enclosing an open working fire with ceramic tiled ornate surround. Ceramic tiled hearth, picture rails throughout.

DINING ROOM
Enter dining room via an original Oak door, upon entry the impressive two large original picturesque windows with working shutters, will invite you to the grand entertaining space it has to offer. Original wood flooring, feature focal point of the Limestone working fire place with ornate surround and Ceramic tiled hearth, sets the scene as you enjoy fine dining with a roaring log fire. Entrance door to main hall and door to rear hall.

STUDY
The study will greet you with two original box sash windows with an easterly aspect. Predominately placed, the side window offers picture postcard views towards the walled garden enclosed by working shutters enclosing window frame. Feature Limestone fireplace with ornate surround.
Formerly designed to accommodate the Rector, residing at Stackpole, the south west wing of the property was originally used by the servants. The green baize door is clearly visible as a partition to the property and stands as the inner hallway.

REAR HALLWAY
Doors to dining room, snug/sitting room, second WC, Larder and Kitchen.

Rear stairs to first floor accommodation, original timber servant’s door to back of property, box window to rear aspect, Door to cellar. Door to rear lobby.

CELLARS
Feature slate steps will lead you to the original cellar where three rooms can be located. Offering slate beds offering ample storage space. Formally used as a cold storage for meats and wines. The cellars would make excellent use as extended accommodation, workshop or project room etc.

Return to Ground floor accommodation

SECOND WC
Feature original door will greet you up
upon entry, original tier sash window torear aspect with feature mantle under. WC, Sink, wood flooring. Original corner fire place with ceramic and Victorian surround fireplace, slate hearth.

SNUG/SITTING ROOM
Original box feature sash window to side aspect, high level feature sash window to south aspect, Original fire mantle and surround, enclosing wood burner, slate hearth. Two feature alcoves, one housing television and sky TV points and other with various shelving units and storage cupboard under. Feature picture rails throughout.

COLD STORE LARDER
Original box sash window to rear aspect, original tiled flooring. Original cold slate shelves with ample storage under, Electric points throughout.

KITCHEN
Farmhouse style kitchen, stone flooring, French windows to south facing terrace and formal garden. Original sash window to rear aspect, wood mantle under and working original shutters. Dominating the room is an original feature fireplace enclosing a double black AGA, range of base and upper units with co-ordinating work top over. 1.5 bowl stainless steel sink and drainer unit,dishwasher point, part tiling to wall. Inset feature alcove. Stable door to:

SCULLERY
Slate flooring, further door providing access to courtyard, original sash window to west facing aspect, original Belfast sink and wooden draining board. Plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer, range of base units for storage, electric cooker point and hatch to roof. Plumbing for modern American style fridge and oil point.

Door to Courtyard:
Informal walled courtyard, with outbuilding, providing access to laundry/service room and tack room.

TACK ROOM
Double door to stable yard, door and window to front aspect overlooking courtyard, base units with inset stainless steel sink and drainer unit, plumbing for washing machine, radiator and various shelving units.
LAUNDRY/ SERVICE ROOM
Window overlooking stable yard, base unit with inset sink and drainer unit. Hot water cylinder and high pressure boiler system servicing the property. Electricity points. Plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer.

Main Staircase to first floor accommodation

HALF LANDING
Feature original sash window to rear aspect, further steps to landing

LANDING
Spacious landing providing access to Master bedroom and four further double bedrooms, family bathroom and separate shower room. A further staircase located at the west of the property will provide access to the second floor accommodation.

MASTER BEDROOM
Charming original feature south facing sash window with mantle under offering spectacular garden views and beyond. Range of luxury built in wardrobes, ceramic tiled surround and slate hearth.

BEDROOM 2
Original feature sash window with mantle under offering spectacular garden views and beyond to walled garden. Picture rail throughout, original feature Victorian fire place with Ceramic tiled surround and slate hearth.

BEDROOM 3
Dual aspect original feature sash windows one facing south towards the formal garden, and the second window facing to the west, overlooking the walled garden. Original feature
Victorian fire place with Ceramic tiled surround and ceramic tiled hearth.

FAMILY BATHROOM
Two box sash windows to rear aspect, feature roll top free standing bath, Victorian sink and frame, with tiled splash back. High level WC, double shower unit enclosing wall mounted high pressure shower, sliding doors, part Tiling to walls. Wall mounted towel-drying radiator.

SHOWER ROOM
Box sash window to northerly aspect, low level WC, sink with tiled splash back. Double shower cubicle, with sliding doors. Part tiling to walls. Wall mounted towel radiator.

BEDROOM 4
Original south facing sash windows to front aspect, Original period fire place, ceramic tiled surround with slate hearth.

BEDROOM 5
Original south facing sash windows to front aspect overlooking gardens and beyond towards Barafundle Bay. Original period fire place, slate tiled surround with slate hearth.

Staircase to Second Floor:

LANDING
Doors to bedroom 6, 7 and 8. Doors to various store rooms, and Bathroom.
Predominately placed feature sky light, flooding the second floor accommodation with natural sunlight. The second floor has been well designed and incorporates a dual zoned heating system.
BEDROOM 6
Window to side aspect, original stone fireplace with mantle over enclosing a slate surround and hearth.

STORE ROOM
Ample storage space. Original Victorian ventilation panels.

BEDROOM 7
Original window to southerly aspect where you have the pleasure of the elevated garden and countryside, Views towards countryside and beyond. Original stone fireplace, with mantle over enclosing a slate surround and hearth.

STORE ROOM
Ample storage space. Original Victorian ventilation panels. Electric points.

BATHROOM
Velux window overlooking walled garden, brand new bathroom three piece suite comprising of bath, WC and sink with tiled splash back, shower cubicle with high pressure shower.

BEDROOM 8
East facing original box window with mantle under overlooking walled garden. Original stone fireplace, with mantle over enclosing a slate surround and hearth.
EXTERIOR
An imposing sweeping driveway will lead you to Stackpole Rectory. Entrance to the front of the property can be obtained via the arched original studded door or the servant's door which is discreetly located for your convenience. An outbuilding is located beyond the driveway housing a tack room and service room.

An original secluded walled garden overlooks the 12th century village church. The walled garden is located to the east side of the property offering tiered lawned gardens, ideal for a game of croquet. The property stands elevated within its own grounds. With mature trees and stocked borders to the boundary, which provide shade from the south facing sun.

A Chinese slate terrace at the rear of the property abuts the house, from the terrace you can access the kitchen via French windows. An excellent entertaining space with south facing gardens. The garden can be enjoyed to the side of the property, with extending views over the valley and beyond.

The stable yard offers four loose boxes approximately 12ft x
12ft, including lights and power. A hay barn measuring 12ft x
14ft with double doors all contained within a gated yard area