• 4 bedrooms +
• 2 reception rooms +
• 4 bathrooms +
• Garden +
• Patio +
• Semi-Detached +

Built circa 1842, Oriel Villa is a Grade II listed, semidetached, Tudor Gothic revival house. Packed with an abundance of original historic features, this generous family home has been extended and upgraded in recent years. Inside the impressive arched front door with stone carve surround, there’s a vestibule and hallway, with an elegant staircase leading to all floors.

Downstairs is the openplan kitchen/dining room, utility and WC. The kitchen has a central island, marble worktops and duck egg blue coloured units. There’s an electric Aga range with gas hob, integrated white goods and a walk-in larder. The tiled flooring has underfloor heating throughout this floor (and in all the bathrooms on other levels). The dining room features a wood-burning stove and glazed double doors that open onto a paved terrace in the front garden.The utility room has glazed roofing, creating a light-filled space that has impressive amounts of storage and is home to the Worcester boiler, large Megaflow water tank, Grundfos pump and water softener - all of which were installed in 2009.

On the ground floor, an elegant living room has a stone fireplace (with working open fire), built-in shelving, wooden floorboards and original windows overlooking the front garden. A bedroom suite is at the rear of the house; in fact, all the bedroom suites are. The extension on the house - a stone ‘tower’ built to sensitively enhance the property - provides three ensuites for bedrooms over ground, first and second floors.

On the first floor, the beautiful period details continue into a sitting room/study, with stone fireplace, floor-to-picture rail windows with shutters and a Juliet balcony. In addition to the bedroom suite on this level, there’s a shower room, so each of the bedrooms has its own bathing facility. The second floor is home to the third bedroom suite and a bedroom. All rooms are generous in size, there’s ample storage throughout the house, as well as a boarded attic space.

Oriel Villa sits in the centre of its plot, with a walled garden at both the front and rear. The main entrance is at the side of the house, on a private road where there is additional parking and access to both gardens and to the drive and garage. The front garden is mostly lawn with mature shrubs and an apple tree. There’s a paved courtyard - a perfect spot for seating - which is accessed from the dining room. The rear garden is a relaxing, private space with high walls, seasonal planting and a level lawn. The garage has space for an SUV and automated doors.