Summary

Towards the front of the home there are two spacious reception rooms, featuring working fireplace, log burner, original bread oven and statement sash windows, which have been fitted with bespoke shutters. The residence continues to impress with an open-plan feel to the rear of the home. The kitchen/dining room with vaulted ceiling consists of quarry tiled floor, double butler sink, granite worktops and beech block central island, bespoke wall and floor-based cupboards with integrated dishwasher and fridge freezer. The extended dining area provides delightful views over the walled gardens. A study, utility room with Butler sink, cloakroom and access to the wine cellar complete the ground floor. The impressive first floor consists of three bedrooms. The vast principal suite oozes character with exposed beams, sash windows and original Victorian fireplace and benefits from a stunning en-suite bathroom. The large guest room also benefits from original Victorian features, family bathroom with jacuzzi bath, the spare room is tucked into the eaves of the cottage with the option to extend if needed STPP. A wonderful addition to the home is the sizeable attic which is multi-functional in use. The mature gardens are bursting with colour, wisteria is abundant in the spring covering the rear of the cottage and decorative archway. A gravel path meanders around the walled gardens taking you on a journey past mulberry trees, wild strawberries, sunny spots for morning coffee and a summer house. The oak fronted double garage and workshop are accessed via Hamblewood to the rear of the home. There is also space for multiple vehicles.