The house has a boot room/utility, cloakroom, kitchen/breakfast room, dining room, sitting room, inner hall, reception hall/study, 4 bedrooms, a dressing room, mezzanine and family shower room and ensuite bathroom with additional shower.

 

Outside there’s parking for 3 vehicles, a substantial, enclosed walled garden with small tumbling stream and waterfall, 2 green houses, kitchen garden, plus many delightful architectural features and buildings, including a 2 storey Barn and historic Mill House.

  

 

A historic gem, thought to date from 1817, which has been sympathetically and creatively maintained and modernised. Around every corner there are unexpected charms including a handsome inglenook fireplace, exposed beams, flagstone floors throughout the ground floor, stained glass windows adding interest, exposed stone and redbrick walls. In addition, unique features such as an original prison door from Broadmoor Prison to the downstairs cloakroom, bespoke reclaimed pine kitchen dresser, all combine with contemporary quality fixtures and fittings, stylish decoration and stunning views to create a vibrant, visual feast to delight the senses.

 

Viewing highly recommended.

 

As with many country properties, the door most frequently used is through the garden...