JC0610 A fine Grade II listed three-storey house was thought to have been originally constructed around 1753 as shown by plaque on wall over the front entrance door, with features throughout including original oak staircase with mahogany rail, oak floor boarding to majority of rooms, sash windows, picture rails, moulded cornice to ceilings and some original fireplaces.  with extensive walled gardens extending to approximately .28 acre (.11 ha). The property is easily identified by the magnificent specimen copper beech tree to front. This Victorian home has been lovingly cared for and thoughtfully extended to provide spacious living accommodation briefly comprising of a welcoming entrance hall with original tiled floors, sitting room with 2 large sash windows with shutters, utility room, guest cloakroom, large kitchen/dining room with partially glazed roof, a vast array of fitted cupboards with granite worktops, pantry, under floor heating, and French doors leading out into the garden. On the first floor there is a master bedroom with 2 large sash window providing enviable views of the Gorge, an an en suite shower room, a further double bedroom with a vaulted ceiling at an en suite bathroom with shower over bath. On the landing between the first floor and the second floor there is a dressing room which was previously used as a bathroom and could potentially be converted back. On the second floor there is a large double bedroom through to have originally been the servants quarters, and a further en suite shower room. Accessed from the main hallway, there is a door leading down to a large cellar which would be ideal for a variety of uses including office/study or cinema room. Outside to the property is approached over a large gravelled driveway providing parking for several vehicles.   The large south facing gardens are full enclosed by a wall and mature hedging and comprise of a large terraced patio seating area with water feature with steps down onto the main lawn.  There are various specimen trees, shrubs and bushes throughout the well maintained garden.