Nestled in the heart of Stoneleigh village stands this former farmhouse, a striking period gem, set within and attractive conservation area. This home is the perfect blend of historic charm and modern luxury.

Owned by the same family since its purchase from the Stoneleigh estate, this enchanting property has undergone a meticulous renovation, extension and transformation, creating a superb family residence.

Historically, the residence served as a tea room and was originally the farmhouse for the 70-acre Stoneleigh estate. Today, its interiors are resplendent with beautifully appointed features: attractive floors, charming windows, exposed high ceilings, traditional fireplaces, and a graceful staircase.

The original part of the house boasts five reception rooms which could also lend itself to extra bedroom accommodation, two of the receptions are warmed by wood-burning stoves. The ground floor has been impressively extended with a spacious family room, featuring bifold doors and a large roof lantern that bathes the space in natural light. This area seamlessly connects to the kitchen/breakfast room—once a detached building—now vaulted with exposed roof trusses and outfitted with integrated appliances and a breakfast bar, leading to the south-facing garden.

Additional features include a two-chamber cellar and luxurious first floor bedroom accommodation with all four bedrooms boasting state-of-the-art en suite shower rooms, many with automatic lighting and anti-mist mirrors. A further staircase ascends to a generous loft storage area, which has the potential for further development, subject to the necessary consents.

Externally, Jasmine Cottage presents a handsome Georgian facade to the village street, complete with octagonal chimney stacks and a gated drive leading to a spacious parking area. The expansive rear garden, primarily lawned and includes a paved patio and a delightful outbuilding that serves as a fully fitted bar and entertaining space—ideal for hosting gatherings. Please note that there is a parcel of land which is leased at a peppercorn rent from Lord Leigh, the current owners have been offered purchase terms on this parcel at a previous sum of £17,500.

Stoneleigh village itself is a picturesque Warwickshire haven, rich in amenities and community spirit. Nearby attractions include the Grade I listed Stoneleigh Abbey, Stoneleigh Deer Park Golf Course, and The National Agricultural Centre. The village boasts tennis courts, cricket and football teams, a parish church, a village hall, a village club, and an active history society. The community thrives with initiatives like the Meadow Society, which has planted a communal orchard and produces Stoneleigh cider.

Families will appreciate the location within the catchment area for the highly regarded Leek Wootton Primary School, with several prestigious schools nearby, including Warwick Prep, King's High School, and King Henry VIII.

Conveniently located, Jasmine Cottage offers excellent transport links via the M40, M42, M6, and M69, as well as proximity to Birmingham International Airport. Both Coventry and Warwick Parkway stations provide intercity trains to Birmingham and London. Cultural attractions are easily accessible, with Warwick University Art Centre nearby and Stratford-upon-Avon, with its rich Shakespearean heritage, only 14 miles away.

Distances (approximate): Kenilworth 2.5 miles, Warwick and Leamington Spa 4.5 miles, M40 (J15) 9 miles, Warwick Parkway Station 9 miles (Intercity trains to Birmingham and London Marylebone from 69 mins), Coventry Station 4.5 miles (Intercity trains to London Euston from 55 mins).

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