Listed for £975,000
January 19, 2026
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The kitchen has been designed as an integral part of the room rather than an addition. Quartz worktops sit alongside an oak extension, with clean lines and a layout that works equally well for cooking, hosting or day-to-day family life. Two walk-in larder pantries keep everything streamlined, while a full suite of integrated Samsung appliances, including dual-zone ovens, induction hob, extractor, fridge, freezer and dishwasher, is neatly concealed. There is space for a wine cooler, should a purchaser wish to include one. Internal Crittall-style doors allow the space to be closed off when needed, without breaking visual flow.
Large aluminium bi-fold doors open directly onto a raised sandstone patio, extending the living space outdoors and drawing the garden into the house. A bespoke window seat set within the original stained glass provides a quieter moment within the room, balancing the scale with a sense of intimacy.
Beyond the main living area, the layout continues to function effortlessly. A utility and pantry space keep practical elements out of sight, while the dedicated study room, accessed via a single door and not used as a thoroughfare, has been carefully designed with built-in storage and lighting, making it a genuinely usable workspace rather than a passing space.
Upstairs, the landing opens into a wide corridor deliberately designed as a place to pause, with room for seating rather than simply linking rooms together. The sense of space continues, but in a quieter, more settled way.
There are four double bedrooms, each generous in size but individually styled, with variations in lighting and detailing that give each room its own character. Upgraded insulation throughout creates a calm, solid feel. The principal suite is positioned to take full advantage of views across surrounding farmland, offering privacy and a sense of separation. It is accompanied by a walk-in wardrobe and a luxurious en-suite, where porcelain tiling, ribbed glass, gunmetal fittings, feature lighting and a heated towel wall create a refined, comfortable space without excess.
The second en-suite mirrors this quality, also benefiting from porcelain finishes, fluted glass, underfloor heating and a heated towel wall. The main family bathroom introduces its own identity, with terrazzo finishes, LVT flooring and a quartz vanity topped with a black glass basin, all thoughtfully composed without underfloor heating, ensuring accuracy in specification.
Throughout the property, practical upgrades sit quietly in the background. Wall and ceiling insulation has been improved wherever possible, a new boiler and hot water system installed, and a recirculating system ensures near-instant hot water. Original built-in cupboards have been restored and repurposed as integrated storage, while lacquered raw-metal radiators add a subtle industrial edge in key areas.
Outside, the gardens have been landscaped with the same care as the interior, with newly planted areas and mature trees providing privacy and structure. The raised patio works naturally with the main living space, while the wide gated driveway offers ample parking without overwhelming the setting. A detached 1.5-storey garage sits discreetly within the plot, offering excellent storage and further potential, reinforcing the sense of space and practicality that runs throughout the home.