The Green, Nun Monkton

Church House is a handsome Grade II listed residence of significant architectural merit, occupying a prominent position overlooking the village green. Dating from the mid-18th century, the property is constructed from traditional red-brick under a pantile roof, offering a seamless blend of elegant styling and charming original details.

Designed for both comfort and versatility, the ground floor offers a refined living experience centered around four spacious reception rooms, each boasting serene views across the green. The heart of the home includes a sophisticated panelled drawing room, where a classic fireplace adds warmth and French doors provide a seamless transition to the rear gardens. For quieter moments, a cosy sitting room awaits, featuring a charming window seat and a log burner, perfect for relaxation. The living space is further enhanced by a private study, ideal for focused work, and a light-filled, triple-aspect dining room that creates an airy atmosphere for entertaining. At the rear of the property, the well-equipped kitchen and dining area blends functionality with rustic charm, characterized by farmhouse-style units, traditional timber beams, and a professional range cooker. Completing the ground floor, a dedicated utility room, pantry, and cellar provide essential supporting space, ensuring the home remains as practical as it is elegant.

A fine turned staircase leads to the first floor, where three generous double bedrooms are located, complemented by a dressing room and a family bathrooms one of the bedrooms here enjoys a generous en suite featuring both a bath and a separate walk-in shower. The second floor offers further versatility, featuring a space that would make an exceptional principal suite, comprising a generous double bedroom, a dressing room, and a recently fitted en-suite shower room. Alternatively, this layout would serve as an ideal, guest retreat.

This property has 0.6 acres of land.