Traditional family home in over two acres set in A tucked away position with open farmland views.....
The property is the most appealing semi-detached Edwardian home built in 1909 and has been in the same family since 1918. It was divided into two semi-detached homes in the early 1920s. The property enjoys a central position within its own plot and has a fine, open southerly views over the immediate ‘paddock’ which is part of the sale and beyond to farmland.
The property offers bright and spacious accommodation being arranged conventionally over two floors. The accommodation consists of an entrance hall with access to cloakroom and study, which could be used as a further bedroom if required. A most impressive sitting room has a delightful southerly aspect with tall windows allowing for an abundance of light, original parquet floor and a lovely wood burning stove. The kitchen/dining room has recently been re-fitted to a superb standard, accommodating a range cooker and space for wood burning stove and new oak parquet flooring. The kitchen leads through to the utility room/larder. To the first floor, there are currently three bedrooms, two of which have built in wardrobes and served by two bathrooms.
There are fine views of Leith Hill to the rear and wonderful open countryside to the front. The grounds are a particular feature being predominantly laid to lawn with well-stocked borders. There are various outbuildings and a gravel driveway leading to a single detached garage.
On the south side opposite the lane, there is a paddock of approximately 2.25 acres. Please note that there is a public footpath in the paddock, which runs, we are advised, broadly diagonally north west/south east. The plot, in all, extends to approximately 2.75 acres.
