- Reverse-living open-plan first floor with balcony and countryside views
- Four bedrooms including two en-suites and walk-in dressing room
- Integral garage, driveway parking and landscaped gardens
- Energy-efficient construction; EPC A and structural warranty included
- Oil-fired boiler and radiators; no mains gas on site
- Broadband speeds slow; mobile signal average in area
- Rural hamlet location — quiet but less convenient for commuting
- Wall construction noted as solid brick; insulation status should be checked
A striking contemporary detached home set in a quiet rural hamlet, designed with reverse living to maximise light, space and countryside views. The first floor hosts a large open-plan living area with a premium fitted kitchen, dining and lounge spaces that open onto a private balcony — ideal for entertaining or relaxed evenings overlooking nearby farmland.
The ground floor provides four well-proportioned bedrooms, including a master suite with walk-in dressing room and en-suite, a second en-suite bedroom, a family bathroom and a versatile room suitable as an office or a fourth bedroom. Practical additions include an integral garage, utility room, landscaped gardens and driveway parking. The specification emphasises quality finishes, choice of premium kitchens, bathrooms and flooring, and the home benefits from energy-efficient construction and an EPC A rating. A structural warranty is included.
Important practical points to note: the property uses oil-fired central heating rather than mains gas, broadband speeds in the area are reported as slow, and mobile signal is average. The property sits in a remote village setting — quiet and attractive for those seeking countryside living but less convenient for frequent commuting or fast digital connectivity. Prospective buyers should also note an entry indicating solid brick walls with no assumed insulation, which may merit inspection despite the property’s energy-efficient build claims.