Oaklands
Appledore — £1,495,000 Sold
4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 3 Reception Rooms, 9 Acres
“Trust me, this place is something very special indeed.”
“Trust me, this place is something very special indeed.”
Detached country residence
Surrounded and protected by its own land on a quiet country lane and with the most fabulous views, Oaklands is a unique country residence offering beautifully presented and well-proportioned living accommodation. Set in gardens of around 1.7 acres with a detached three-bedroom annex, garaging, outbuildings and paddocks. In all about 8.7 acres.
- Detached country residence
- Surrounded by its' own land for tranquility and seclusion
- Located on an extremely quiet country lane
- Sitting room with vaulted ceiling
- Superb master bedroom suite
- Far reaching views
- Detached three bedroom annex
- Gardens and paddocks
- View Floorplan
- About Appledore
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