• Rural hamlet with access via a private gate to the complex
• Stunning converted Coach House
• Hall, lobby and guests cloakroom
• Sitting room with feature inglenook
• Dining room, breakfast kitchen and utility
• Master bedroom with en suite
• Stunning first floor drawing room/optional bedroom
• 3 further bedrooms, en suite and 2 bathrooms
• Attic bedroom 4
• Ample parking and gardens to front and rear

Located in the rural hamlet of Orgreave, The Vintry has a stunning and peaceful location and ambience alongside Orgreave Hall, yet affords easy access to the A38 and transport links, being close to Lichfield and Burton-upon-Trent. Orgreave Hall is a gracious Queen Anne manor house formerly used as a hunting lodge by the Anson family. Some years ago just four highly exclusive and individual properties were converted from the adjacent coach house and stable buildings. Approached via automatically operated security gates these properties are served by a private driveway which passes through delightful avenues of lime trees in front of Orgreave Hall. The Vintry has its own paved driveway and ample parking for several cars both the front and side of the property. Sensitively created from the former coach house, The Vintry retains the original arched entrance with impressive wrought iron gates. The house is entered via a stunning garden room. There are two principal reception rooms, a study, a good-sized updated breakfast kitchen with an Aga and guests cloakroom. Upstairs are three double bedrooms, two with en suite facilities and a family bathroom. The accommodation is flexible in that a separate spectacular drawing room with double bedroom and bathroom/utility leading off would be ideal as a potential annexe if required. A spiral staircase leads to a further versatile attic room. Mainly lawned gardens front the imposing facade of The Vintry, whilst to the rear is a delightfully private walled garden.