Approximate Gross Internal Area - 1457 sq ft / 135.4 sq m .
Upon entering, you are greeted by a wide entrance hall with oak flooring, a staircase to the first floor, a separate storage cupboard, and access to both the kitchen and front lounge. The lounge epitomises cosiness, featuring floor-to-ceiling fitted bookshelves and a central slate fireplace with a log-burning stove - perfect for cold winter evenings. Beyond the lounge is a quiet home office, well positioned away from the bustle of family life. This tranquil space includes a large fitted desk, alcove shelving, and lovely views over the rear garden and beyond.
The heart of the property is the stunning, open-plan kitchen and sunroom at the rear. The kitchen enjoys a range of base and eye-level units with granite worktops and upstands, Fired Earth tiled splashbacks, an inset Belfast sink, an electric double oven with integrated microwave, and a large pantry cupboard. Open access leads into the fabulous vaulted sunroom. Added in 2007, this magnificent space is flooded with natural light through skylights, floor-to-ceiling windows, and French doors opening into the spacious rear garden.
As part of the extension, a very useful utility room sits off the kitchen, featuring base units with a sink, plumbing for a washer and dryer, and a vaulted ceiling, allowing room for a clothes airer. It also has an external door to the front and access to the downstairs WC.
On the first floor, there are two double bedrooms—the rear one featuring a small built-in storage cupboard. Both rooms are generously sized compared to modern counterparts and enjoy views of the surrounding countryside. The house bathroom comprises a bath with a thermostatic shower, a wall-mounted washbasin, and a dual-flush WC. The walls are fully tiled, and there is a chrome towel radiator. The original third “box” room has been masterfully reconfigured to create a spacious landing with room for a small office nook and a return staircase leading to the master suite on the second floor.
The second floor hosts a sizeable double bedroom with ample eaves storage, Velux windows, a vaulted ceiling, and a central chimney breast, which provides a gentle warmth to the room.
The tarmacadam front driveway offers parking for two cars, with further parking potential from a gravelled and shrubbed front garden, which features a central decorative rockery. Indian stone pathways and patios sweep around the property, leading through a gated side access to the sizeable, extremely private rear garden. An initial patio leads from the sunroom, while low stone walls with steps guide you up to the lawn area, which is framed by mature low hedgerows and planted borders. A gravelled seating area at the rear provides a peaceful retreat, with open and pleasant aspects beyond.
Viewing in person is highly recommended to truly appreciate this fantastic space.
Services
Mains water, mains drains, mains electricity, electric radiator heating.
Tenure
Freehold.
Energy Performance Rating
E (44).
Council Tax
Band C.
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