The Promenade
Barton Marina
Barton Turns
Barton under Needwood
Burton-on-Trent
Staffordshire
DE13 8DZ
Holding an enviable position close to the heart of the village and overlooking Tutbury Castle and Church views, Ivanhoe is a traditional 1930s home offering extending interiors, five good sized bedrooms and a secluded wrap around garden plot. With generous accommodation ideal to suit a growing family, this well presented home showcases characterful features such as an open fireplace to the lounge, an original staircase and Doors, traditional architraves and picture rails, with plenty of scope to remodel and upgrade further if desired.
From Ironwalls Lane there is a detached double garage with studio above, as well as parking for a number of vehicles. A footpath from the lane and driveway approach the property, where a wrap around slate terrace leads to both the side hallway and the reception hall. There is a front facing sitting room and the spacious dining kitchen has a traditional pantry with quarry tiles and original thrall, with a second reception room being an ideal playroom or snug. A large utility room and cloakroom are also set to the ground floor. Stairs rise to the first floor accommodation, where four double bedrooms and a fifth single room share use of a four piece family bathroom and a master en suite. The landing window also enjoys idyllic views towards both the village church and Tutbury Castle. Outside, well tended gardens wrap around the property, being arranged in various levels and enjoying an excellent degree of privacy. Ivanhoe is serviced by mains gas central heating, double glazed windows and mains drainage.
Ivanhoe is ideally positioned in the village, being within a short walk of both the village centre and surrounding countryside. This handsome and historic village benefits from a superb array of amenities including boutique shops, pubs, restaurants and cafés, a post office, doctor’s surgery, pharmacy, hairdressers, and a village hall, centrered around the character High Street. The village hosts a traditional farmers’ market four times a year and historic interests can be fuelled at the village museum and Tutbury Castle, a location famed for the imprisonment of Mary Queen of Scots in 1568.
The property lies within catchment for the Richard Wakefield Primary School in Tutbury feeds into DeFerrers Academy in Stretton, and the John Taylor Free School is also within a short drive.
Further amenities can be found in Rolleston on Dove where there are pubs and a Co-Op, and the market town of Burton on Trent provides excellent shopping and leisure facilities including supermarkets and a shopping centre. The property is placed well for links to the A50, A38 and A515, and convenient rail links are easily accessible from either Tutbury & Hatton or Burton on Trent’s railway station.
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