• Popular village +
• 4 bedrooms plus 1 bed annex +
• Ground floor accommodation +
• Double height drawing room with vaulted ceiling +
• Attractive conservatory +
• Delightful garden +
• Double garage +

Girton House is a south facing property, built from traditional Blue Lias stone under a tiled roof. Converted in the 1990s, this charming house on land once owned by the Duke of Devonshire served as a workshop for the church. It is well proportioned, featuring three generously sized bedrooms on the ground floor, all with built in wardrobes. Two of the bedrooms benefit from ensuite shower rooms, while the third has access to a family bathroom.

The striking sitting/dining room is the heart of the home, offering a spacious and characterful environment with original features such as exposed beams and woodwork as well as a cozy wood burner. The breathtaking views of the nearby church further enhance this grand space. Removable wooden steps at either end of the room lead to additional spaces: one takes you up to a studio with large terrace, perfect for artists or a snug retreat, while the other leads to a loft bedroom with its own basin and WC, ideal for children. The kitchen/breakfast room is a beautiful, functional space with wooden wall and base units beneath a marble worktop with an island completing the room. The kitchen is equipped with high-end integrated appliances including a Miele dishwasher, washing machine, fridge/freezer and microwave oven/grill. An Aga (Navy) and boiling hot water tap add a luxurious touch. The room flows seamlessly into a double-glazed conservatory, which is perfect for entertaining and opens out into the garden, offering an ideal space for enjoying the outdoors.

OUTSIDE AND OUTBUILDINGS
The property is accessed via wooden gates at the back, leading to a gravel parking area with ample space for several vehicles. The garden is an absolute delight, thoughtfully landscaped into distinct sections, featuring both lawned and paved areas. There is an ornamental pond and well stocked borders, home to a beautiful variety of plants such as daffodils, bluebells and hyacinths. The climbing roses and fabulous yew tree add to the charm, while the magnolia, apple and cherry blossom trees provide year-round interest. A fabulous terrace captures the light and offers plenty of space for a table and chairs, making it ideal for outdoor dining and relaxation. A double garage, currently used as storage space, presents further potential, subject to any necessary planning permissions. All in all, this charming and adaptable home, set in a desirable village, leaves a lasting impression with its exceptional quality of workmanship and attention to detail.