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Killarney Corner, Sheep Street is located on a prominent corner position of the most premium street in town, Sheep Street  and the Darlingscote Road – A semi-detached two good sized double bedrooms  period town cottage. A cottage of great character  with a courtyard and a extremely valuable and rare off street car parking space and an external office with full planning.

Killarney Corner is approached off the road behind an Oak front door, opening to the entrance hall with turning staircase rising to the first floor.  A  useful under stairs storage cupboard,  Gas central heating radiators windows to the front the ground floor cloakroom with a low flush WC wash hand basin and wall mounted Worcester gas fired Combi boiler which was installed new in 2021.

Converted from a working cow shed in approximately 1990 to it’s current state. Completely re-built but retaining the original beams. 

Kitchen dining room L-shaped 11′ ft (9.8m)  x 6′ 11″ (2.1 m) and 6 ft 10  (2.1 m) and 5ft (1.55 m)  
Kitchen area having two windows to front, exposed ceiling timbers. Containing a range of  mid level base and wall cupboards and draw units with flush fitting Beech work surfaces with space and plumbing for dishwasher. Fitted oven, Laminate flooring,  gas hob and under fit hood cover tiled snap backs/backs and display shelving to wall cupboards.  Chimney breast feature to the dining area exposed ceiling timbers recessed above.
 
Lounge  15.5′ x 11′
with window to the front and two glazed French doors leading onto a terrace.Attractive open fireplace with stone surround and half polished timber handles display shelving to either side enclosed shelving and cupboards area inbuilt. Solid permanent oak flooring bonded to concrete.
 Fine exposed ceiling timbers and dimmer control light switch for wall lighting  
 
On the first floor a turning staircase from the entrance hall to the first floor landing with the window to the front, a roof hatch for loft space and exposed  roof timbers.
 
 

Double Bedroom one  15’9″ x 9′ ft Reducing head height with exposed timbers,  a dormer window overlooking the patio area at the back  of the property.

Central heating radiator and  inbuilt large wardrobe and storage area above with hanging rails
 
Double Bedroom two  13′  long by approximately 10 feet wide (Reducing the head height again)  double aspect with dormer window to Sheep Street and a window to the side of the property at Darlingscote Road.  two radiators,  fine exposed roof timbers and cupboard (used as an airing cupboard) storage shelving and spotlights.
 
Bathroom with one window containing a no you wouldn’t put that and then size guide bathroom the dormer window and oak flooring and surround of a bath shower  with a a combination shower exposed roof timbers extractor fan shaver point and oak timber flooring.
 
 
 

Outside The rear terrace accessed from the lounge adjoining the French doors  is a paved terrace garden with sitting area.   Door 1 leads to a utility room and storage room. – a brick built utility room which houses the washing machine and the tumble dryer. Currently used  as a tool storage room.  Also off the courtyard there is a small bike shed that is built om to the house and wall which can store two bikes. In the corner of the courtyard there is a third ‘magic’ door which leads to a fully heated

 
Office/workshop  aprox 6′ x 10′  (currently used as an office) Centrally heated from the house,  laminate flooring and carpet. Fully plastered  and currently used as an office with an attractive attractive wooden wall currently used as an office could be used as a workshop. This building has full planning permission.  Approximate headroom of 6″8 down to 6’2″ feet  Full electricity and it’s own fusebox.
 
General information  The property is freehold with vacant possession on completion. Services all main services are connected to the property including gas fired central heating, BT Openreach telephone line with fibre-optic broadband which is extremely fast speed due to being very close to the cabinet,  electricity and gas. The property currently has a smart electricity meter and a manual gas meter.  
 
Fixtures and fittings -all items listed in these particulars included with the sale including a fully fitted kitchen cupboard space and shelving in built in lounge and in bedroom 1.
 
Council tax the council tax is in BAND C – by the local authority Stratford on Avon
 
Disclaimer all sizes are approximate and should be measured by yourself
 
Located on a prominent corner position of Sheep Street Darlingscote Road – A semidetached two large bedroom to period town cottage character of great character  with a courtyard and a extremely valuable off street parking car parking space and an external office with full planning.
 
The house is very unique for a terraced property whilst the property is semidetached Lansdowne house which it was formally a part of the only room to be attached of the house is the kitchen and the one upstairs bedroom. The rest of the house including the lounge and bedroom two are completely detached the kitchen is attached to the next door house through a single story and it backs on to a fireplace of the next door house the wall is approximately 4 feet wide thick this provides for total sound insulation. 
 
The property comes complete with an EPC certificate. The property also comprises of a useful loft area spanning the depth of the house.

Why Killarney Corner?

The property is NOT listed but it is in a conservation area. it has not lost it’s permitted development rights. 

The House used to be called Lansdowne Cottage as it is ajoined to Lansdowne House and sits next to Lansdowne Bungalow. You can imagine how confused the postman used to get with his mail after a beer or two the night before! So eventually after living here for around 8 years I gave in and changed the house name. It never had any number so after some searching it was discovered that The Corner of Sheep Street lies on the exact latitude line that Killarney in Ireland does so the new name was given and Killarney Corner was born on the 1st November 2009. The name was changed by Stratford upon Avon District Council.