• Stunning Grade II listed period home occupying a secluded position within this exclusive village +
• Beautiful interiors blending period features with contemporary fitments seamlessly +
• 22'7 bespoke kitchen/breakfast room & separate utility room +
• Dual aspect living room & further study +
• Stylish ground floor bathroom +
• Useable cellar currently operating as a sitting/family room +
• Master bedroom with refitted en-suite +
• Two further bedrooms serviced by a cloakroom +
• Parking for two vehicles & generous rear garden stocked with plants, shrubs & bushes +

This stunning Grade II listed period home dates back to the early 17th Century and has been furnished with a series of later additions over the last 200 years to offer a wealth of stylish, interchangeable accommodation set over three floors and finished to an exceptionally high standard.

The restoration has been approached sympathetically with the onus on reinstating original features such as exposed wall and ceiling timbers, quarry tiled flooring, picture rails, cast iron radiators, stripped doors with brass fittings and sash windows.

Internally the home is immaculately presented with a welcoming entrance hall which has a staircase leading to the first floor accommodation, whilst to the left hand side is an impressive kitchen/breakfast room with a range of bespoke floor and wall mounted units with darker contrasting Granite work surfaces over. Several integrated appliances have been cleverly woven into the design and wide floorboards added. A feature of this room is the original fireplace with exposed brick surround housing the Rangemaster oven, whilst to the far end an ample dining area comfortably accommodates a table and chairs, ideal for family gatherings or entertaining. Beyond here is the principal reception room, the living room, which commands impressive dimensions, in this case 14’6ft by 14’1ft making for flexible furniture. A wood burning stove sits within a chimney recess, creating a real focal point to the room and chunky beams run across the ceiling. A door leads through into a separate study, ideal as a work from home space, with a window which glances across the front elevation, flooding the room with an abundance of natural daylight, whilst beyond here is a utility room. This provides additional storage capacity as well as space for neatly stacking other white goods. Completing this level is a stylish bathroom which incorporates a beautiful navy free standing bath, walk in shower enclosure, low level wc and a pedestal wash hand basin. Modern tiling adorns the splashback areas and an obscure window illuminates the space further still.