Main Street, Long Lawford, Rugby Warwickshire, CV23

A delightful unlisted three storey manor house, with separate annexe, situated in the heart of Long Lawford village offering a wealth of charm and character.

The Manor dates back to 1646 and is situated in the heart of Long Lawford village just east of Rugby. The property has five bedrooms set over the two upper storeys of the house including two rooms on the second floor, master bedroom with ensuite shower room and two further double rooms, one with an ensuite and a refitted family bathroom. The ground floor offers an entrance hall, dining room, sitting room with conservatory and a refitted kitchen/breakfast room. The property also has off road parking with a gated driveway and there is a superb one bedroom annexe which, in our opinion, could provide a rental income of circa £700pcm. This attractive period home has a wealth of features including inglenook fireplace, exposed ceiling timbers and offers gated parking and an attractive rear garden.

Tenure: Freehold | Council Tax Rating Main House Band: F Annex: Band A | EPC Rating For Main House & Annexe: E

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