House For Sale £765,000
This substantial period property has four double bedrooms and three good sized reception rooms. The current owners have carefully modernised throughout whilst being mindful to retain the period character of this lovely family home. South-facing rear gardens make the most of the day's sun and there is driveway parking for several cars and a garage, inside
ground floor
Through the front door you enter the hall. This room sits centrally in the property and has a slate tiled floor and a handsome Oak staircase to the first floor. Through to the right you find the first of the reception rooms which is currently used as a study.
The Kitchen is to the rear of the property and has light coloured porcelain floor tiles in keeping with the cottage feel. The kitchen has both wall and floor units with dark granite worktops and a window from the sink that looks out onto the rear lawn. A useful pantry is built into the wall at the far end.
Leading from the Kitchen, the Garden Room is wonderfully light thanks to its South-facing wall of windows, ceiling windows and patio doors to the rear terrace and gardens. This room is a great entertaining space connecting the kitchen, main reception and rear garden. At the far left there is a cloakroom with W/C and a modern utility space with plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer.
The final room downstairs is the main reception room. This is the largest of the receptions and is used as a sitting room. This room has a large log burning stove in the Inglenook fireplace and even retains the original bread oven that would have provided cooking facilities for the occupants when the property was built. The old Elm staircase is at the far end of the room and leads up to the first floor.
First floor
Proceeding to the top of the main staircase is a light landing that provides access to all of the first floor rooms. There are a couple of storage cupboards here; one provides access to the thermal solar panel controls.
The Master Bedroom sits at the front right-hand side of the property and is a large room with two windows to the front.
The Second Bedroom at the rear of the property has views over the rear gardens and an en-suite shower room.
The Third bedroom is also at the rear, with a larger en-suite that accommodates a bath with shower over.
The Forth bedroom is the smallest of the four whilst still comfortably taking a double bed. This room also has the door leading to the old elm staircase.
Outside
front & garage
The property sits just off of the road with the boundary neatly separated from the path by a stone wall. The front garden and drive are mostly gravelled to accommodate cars but there is a mature planted area against the wall and a flagstone path to the front of the property and side entrance.
The garage has an up and over door and has both power and light.
Rear & gardens
The rear of the property really is a beautiful space. The current owners have taken great care to create separate spaces, with a sunken terrace for entertaining, a lawned area surrounded by mature plants and a vegetable garden beyond, separated by hedging. The original log store is still used and there is access to the front to the East side of the property.
ground floor
Through the front door you enter the hall. This room sits centrally in the property and has a slate tiled floor and a handsome Oak staircase to the first floor. Through to the right you find the first of the reception rooms which is currently used as a study.
The Kitchen is to the rear of the property and has light coloured porcelain floor tiles in keeping with the cottage feel. The kitchen has both wall and floor units with dark granite worktops and a window from the sink that looks out onto the rear lawn. A useful pantry is built into the wall at the far end.
Leading from the Kitchen, the Garden Room is wonderfully light thanks to its South-facing wall of windows, ceiling windows and patio doors to the rear terrace and gardens. This room is a great entertaining space connecting the kitchen, main reception and rear garden. At the far left there is a cloakroom with W/C and a modern utility space with plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer.
The final room downstairs is the main reception room. This is the largest of the receptions and is used as a sitting room. This room has a large log burning stove in the Inglenook fireplace and even retains the original bread oven that would have provided cooking facilities for the occupants when the property was built. The old Elm staircase is at the far end of the room and leads up to the first floor.
First floor
Proceeding to the top of the main staircase is a light landing that provides access to all of the first floor rooms. There are a couple of storage cupboards here; one provides access to the thermal solar panel controls.
The Master Bedroom sits at the front right-hand side of the property and is a large room with two windows to the front.
The Second Bedroom at the rear of the property has views over the rear gardens and an en-suite shower room.
The Third bedroom is also at the rear, with a larger en-suite that accommodates a bath with shower over.
The Forth bedroom is the smallest of the four whilst still comfortably taking a double bed. This room also has the door leading to the old elm staircase.
Outside
front & garage
The property sits just off of the road with the boundary neatly separated from the path by a stone wall. The front garden and drive are mostly gravelled to accommodate cars but there is a mature planted area against the wall and a flagstone path to the front of the property and side entrance.
The garage has an up and over door and has both power and light.
Rear & gardens
The rear of the property really is a beautiful space. The current owners have taken great care to create separate spaces, with a sunken terrace for entertaining, a lawned area surrounded by mature plants and a vegetable garden beyond, separated by hedging. The original log store is still used and there is access to the front to the East side of the property.
