• No onward chain +
• Attractive period home +
• Central village location +
• Flexible accommodation +
• Annexe potential +

A unique, period home in the heart of Long Sutton. Enjoying ample, flexible accommodation offering up to five bedrooms, off-road parking, garage and storage barn. No onward chain.

With parts dating back to the mid-18th Century, the Old Cyder House is a former cider apple barn located in the very centre of Long Sutton. Constructed of local Lias stone, the property offers flexible accommodation, and annexe potential, attractive enclosed garden, garaging and off-road parking. Internal viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate this truly unique home.
The property is accessed via a double glazed door to the front, leading to an entrance hallway, with internal access to the garage and utility room. French doors to the right lead into the main kitchen/breakfast room and dining space, a lovely light, open plan space forming the real centre of the property.
Laid to tile flooring, the bespoke kitchen has been recently installed to an exceptionally high standard, to include handmade wooden units with granite worktops over, a superb larder cupboard, with space for a microwave, integrated dishwasher, one and a half sink with routed drainer, range-style cooker, integrated fridge freezer. A unit between the kitchen and breakfast room conveniently slides to provide easy access to the loft space above.
The dining room is laid to carpet and enjoys an outlook to the garden, with study space adjoining, ideal for an office. Sliding patio doors from the dining room lead to the fully glazed conservatory with double glazed French doors leading to the garden.
Stairs from the kitchen/breakfast room lead to the beautiful, 31ft first floor sitting room, a light and generous space, enjoying superb westerly views to the front, a prime spot for rich red sunsets.
Four of the bedrooms are conveniently located on the lower ground floor, along with a family bathroom, with suite of bath with shower over, low level WC and vanity basin.
Bedroom four is currently used as a study, with a built in desk and double glazed window to the side. Bedrooms one and two are both carpeted with double glazed windows and share a Jack and Jill shower room. Bedroom three enjoys double glazed French doors leading to the side garden, along with a modest ensuite of shower, low level WC and pedestal basin.
The utility room, accessed from the main hallway allows space and plumbing for a range of appliances and a double glazed door to the rear leads to the rear garden. Stairs within lead to the fifth bedroom/office, with skylights and an ensuite of low level WC and pedestal basin. Combined with close access to the garage, this area presents a prime opportunity to create an annexe within the home.