A beautiful, character property of significant historical interest. The Hall is now divided into ten residences set in mature grounds. The accommodation is on three floors and comprises four bedrooms, lounge, dining room, utility and large cellar. Parking and attractive private garden.



Description
A beautiful, character property of significant historical interest. The Hall is now divided into ten residences set in mature grounds. The accommodation is on three floors and comprises four bedrooms (master en-suite), lounge, dining room, utility and large cellar. Parking and attractive private garden.

Accommodation

Entrance hall
Having wooden flooring, radiator and a substantial built-in cabinet .

Kitchen (13' 6" by 9' 6" (4m 11cm by 2m 90cm), ())
Having a range of fitted wall and base units including a gas range cooker and a one and a half bowl sink. There is also tiled flooring, radiator and a sash window to the front with shutters.

Inner hall
With stairs off to the first floor, radiator and access via stone stairs to the cellar.

Utility room (8' 1" by 4' 10" (2m 46cm by 1m 47cm), ())
With a range of fitted units and having plumbing for a washing machine.

Downstairs wc
Having a low level wc, wash hand basin and a heated towel rail.

Dining room
Having a door to the garden, window to the rear and radiator.

First floor landing
With radiator and shelving units.

Lounge (19' 2" by 13' 9" (5m 84cm by 4m 19cm), ())
Having two sash windows to the front with shutters, an open fire and radiator.

Master bedroom (12' 9" by 10' 5" (3m 89cm by 3m 18cm), ())
Having a sash window to the rear with shutters and radiator.

En-suite
Having a low level wc, wash hand basin, panel bath and a double shower cubicle. There is also a window to the rear and radiator.

Second floor landing

Bedroom two (12' 9" by 11' 3" (3m 89cm by 3m 43cm), ())
With a window to the front and radiator.

Bedroom three (12' 9" by 11' 3" (3m 89cm by 3m 43cm), ())
Window to the rear and radiator.

Bedroom four/box room (8' 2" by 5' 5" (2m 49cm by 1m 65cm), ())
High level window to the side.

Shower room
Having a low level wc, wash hand basin and a shower cubicle. There is also a heated towel rail.

Outside
Elston Hall is approached via a gravel drive which gives access to the residences within. To the front of the building there is a communal lawn with mature trees. There is a gravel parking space outside the house and further guest parking available. To the rear the garden has a stone patio and pathways with mature shrubs and lawn. There is also further gravel parking to the rear.

Agents Notes
The present owners have provided the following detail of some of the history to the house. "Elston Hall was the home of Erasmus Darwin (1731-1802) who was the originator of the Theory of Evolution. His grandson Charles Darwin was able to prove the theory when he joined the expedition to the Galapagos Islands in the mid 19th century."

Maintenance charge
There is a maintenance charge of 60 per month which covers the cost of the communal grounds surrounding The Hall.