Full Property Description

There is a trellis front porch opening into the hallway with original stone flag floors and an elegant staircase rises to the first floor. The living room opens through to dining room, with large bay window, and feature fireplace. The hallway continues through to the breakfast room, which has a continuation of the original stone flag floor and a decorative Georgian fireplace. The kitchen is fitted with a selection of classic base units, and the original stone keeping slab still survives. A door from the kitchen opens out to the wonderful garden.

The first floor reveals, three well-proportioned bedrooms all retaining the original fireplaces, with the principal bedroom also boasting an en-suite bathroom (formerly a fourth bedroom), accessible from both the bedroom and landing. The property is also served by a further bathroom.

Furthermore, to the rear of the property is the oldest part of the building dating back to the Georgian era, originally used as the stables to the original farm house, it has now been converted to an office and wc with stairs rising to a further study area.

The property is approached via a cobbled driveway, with an area of garden frontage. To gates open onto the delightful garden which is completely private and enjoys a southerly aspect. The garden is mainly laid to lawn fringed by mature trees and shrubs. There is a delightful courtyard are, creating the ideal space for entertaining in the warmer months. In additon, there is access to the rear of the property and garage from Tripps Mews.

Freehold
Approx 1780 Sq Ft
Council Tax Band: F