Felin Crewi is a spectacular mill complex dating from the 16th century with a main property and two adjoining properties which are very successful holiday lets.
The principal accommodation itself provides a dining room and snug in the original 16th century Mill owner’s cottage. Steps rise to a sunroom which has views over the deck and mill pond. Three first floor bedrooms are served by a family bath/shower room, en suite WC and ground floor shower room. A fourth ground floor bedroom has an en suite bathroom, and a further fifth bedroom could be made in the study.
The Mill is a wonderful period property which has been fully restored with original slate kitchen floors and a viewing window to the mill room where the machinery can still be seen. A sitting room and bath/shower room are on the first floor and the second floor provides two double bedrooms, one with en suite shower room and a landing bedroom.
The Granary, the second holiday let, is open plan with a vaulted ceiling and wood burning stove. A sitting room opens onto a breakfast room and kitchen and stairs rise to a bathroom and bedroom whilst the two further bedrooms are on the ground floor.
The gardens are a wonderful feature of this property and are largely laid to lawn with floral and herbaceous borders, plus there is a summer house with sun terrace and a large deck overlooking the mill pond. A path also leads from the house providing a dramatic walk along the Crewi and through a small mature bluebell wood; beyond the gardens lies a small paddock of around 0.9 acre – all in all the property has around 2.5 acres.
The guide price is £650,000. For further information contact Strutt and Parker on 01743 284200 or visit www.struttandparker.co.uk.
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