Published:
11:45 AM January 9, 2022
Take a look around this substantial Grade II listed wing of a Georgian country house with its own wine cellar and cinema room.
On the market for £1.65 million, the five-bedroom property is the oldest part of Exning House in Newmarket, which forms part of the 3,000-acre Exning Estate, and dates back to 1734.
The reception hall of the Newmarket property serves the first floor and leads to a grand stair case
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On the ground floor an impressive reception hall leads to a grand staircase.
The modern kitchen is well presented in the Newmarket property
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Also on this floor you will find the drawing room, garden/dining room, and the kitchen.
The cinema room with Lutron mood lighting along with a games room/gym and a wine cellar can be found on the lower ground floor.
The cinema room in the Newmarket property
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The master bedroom is located on the first floor and comes with a high quality en suite bathroom and large dressing room.
The gardens are communal and include a tennis court which can be used by all residents and in all there is 8.34 acres of communal grounds.
The large wine cellar on the lower ground floor
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The property also has four bathrooms and six reception rooms across the four floors.
Property agent James Barnett said: “The only way to describe this property is wow.
The Newmarket property is superbly presented
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“The proportions from this period of architecture are so beautifully displayed it’s a joy to show it and to see people’s faces when they walk around.
The gym/games room on the lower ground floor of the Newmarket property
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“A manageable, albeit large, Georgian house in good condition set in large communal grounds providing a superb lock up and leave opportunity and a lovely base for entertaining.”
More information can be found on Savills website.
The grand stair case inside the property
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