• Stone Built +
• Bay Window +
• Garage +
• Garden +
• Stunning Interior +
• Multiple Reception Spaces +
• Period Home +
• Original Fireplace +
• Gallery Landing +
• Aga Oven +

A truly breathtaking late Victorian stone-built residence, double fronted with elegant bay windows and rich in local history, offering five bedrooms, magnificent period features, generous reception space, extensive cellar rooms and a private garden with garage and parking, all combining to create a rare and distinguished family home.

Set behind a beautifully maintained hedge, this impressive stone home stands proudly with a lawned front garden, planted borders and a symmetrical pathway guiding you to the striking traditional gloss black front door, crowned by a transom window proudly displaying the name 'Stoneleigh'. Side access leads to a useful lean-to workshop, adding practicality to the home's timeless kerb appeal.

Stepping inside, you are welcomed into a spacious inner vestibule where an exquisite stained glass feature, incorporated within the vestibule door and sidelights, casts coloured light into the grand reception hallway beyond. The hallway is particularly generous, exuding stature and elegance, with two beautifully balanced reception rooms set symmetrically to the front. Both enjoy deep bay windows with fitted window seats, inviting you to sit and admire the garden while retaining privacy behind the mature hedge. The sitting room is warm and comfortable underfoot with soft carpeting, centred around a carved wooden mantelpiece with modern gas fire. Across the hall, the dining room showcases impressive exposed timber flooring and an outstanding rouge-veined marble fireplace with intricate detailing, a true statement feature and a wonderful focal point for entertaining.

To the rear sits an additional reception room, again generously proportioned and cosy in feel, with views stretching towards the fields at West Kyo. This room features another striking marble fireplace, this time with a rich emerald hue, further reinforcing the home's period grandeur. From here, steps lead down into the timber-built lean-to workshop, providing valuable storage and exciting potential for further adaptation.

The ground floor also benefits from a convenient shower room with WC, offering flexibility for modern family life and ideal potential for more accessible, ground floor living arrangements. The kitchen, positioned to the rear, is fitted with high quality solid wood cabinetry and offers ample space for dining at its centre, whether arranged traditionally as it is today or reimagined with a central island. The gas AGA forms the warm heart of the home, perfectly complementing its heritage and character.

A rear porch leads down into the enclosed garden, finished with resin bound gravel and a decked seating area, creating a low maintenance yet inviting outdoor space. A spacious garage provides secure off street parking and storage, with a roller door opening directly to the yard, offering scope for further adaptation should additional parking be desired. There is also parking available along the lane to the side.