This charming link-detached home, with its elegant brick elevations under a traditional tiled roof, combines period character with stylish modern living. Arranged over two floors, the property has been thoughtfully improved by the current owners and offers wonderfully proportioned accommodation, bathed in natural light throughout.

On arrival, the house immediately impresses with its attractive façade, set back from the road behind a gravel driveway that provides off-street parking for two vehicles. Steps rise to the front entrance, where a welcoming hallway leads into the principal rooms.

The sitting room is a delightful space, benefitting from a large bay window that frames views of the front garden and floods the room with daylight. A log burner set within an ornate fireplace creates a cosy focal point, while bespoke shelving and thoughtful décor give the room a warm and contemporary feel — perfect for relaxing with family or entertaining friends.

The dining room lies to the rear and is equally impressive, centred around a striking exposed brick fireplace that reflects the property’s heritage. Integrated ceiling speakers enhance the space for dining and entertaining, while the proportions allow for a generously sized table and additional furnishings without ever feeling crowded.

The shaker-style kitchen blends traditional design with modern convenience, fitted with a range of cabinetry, smart work surfaces and integrated appliances. Its position at the rear of the house makes it the natural hub of the home, with a glazed door opening directly onto a decked terrace, creating a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living.

The ground floor also accommodates a particularly spacious bathroom, finished to a superb standard. A vaulted ceiling with exposed beams and industrial-style detailing adds drama and character, while the walk-in shower, roll-top style bath and high-quality fittings make the space both practical and luxurious.

Upstairs, the first floor continues to impress. There are two excellent sized double bedrooms, each with its own feature fireplace, which serve as a reminder of the home’s period origins. The principal bedroom is especially generous, with ample fitted wardrobes and a pleasant outlook to the front. The second bedroom is equally versatile, comfortably accommodating a double bed and additional furniture, or serving as a home office or guest room as required.

The outside space is a real highlight. From the kitchen, steps lead out to a private terrace enclosed by contemporary timber screening. This sheltered space is ideal for morning coffee, alfresco dining or evening drinks with friends. From here, further steps rise to the main garden, which unfolds across a series of terraces. Each level has been carefully landscaped to create distinct zones, from an open lawn for children to play, to a secluded seating area with elevated views across the town, a vegetable patch for keen gardeners, and a series of raised beds and borders planted with shrubs and perennials. Mature hedging and fencing provide privacy and a sense of seclusion, despite the home’s convenient position close to the town centre.