Approximately 4,382 sq ft of flexible living space
Set well back from the lane, this substantial Tudor Revival detached house extends to about 4,382 sq ft and sits in a huge plot with far-reaching semi-rural views. Period features are abundant—exposed beams, inglenook fireplace with log burner, limestone flooring and timbering—giving the house strong character and scope to create a distinctive family home. The principal suite includes a vaulted, beamed ceiling and balcony; four further bedrooms have ensuites, with flexible living spaces including a games/cinema room, study and dining room.
The property has practical outbuildings and parking: a double garage with a studio above, gravel driveway with electric gates and turning circle. A granted development certificate (ref 23/00434/LDCPR, April 2023) covers a c.900 sq ft annexe, providing clear potential for an ancillary dwelling or extended home office/guest space. The grounds are mature and lawned with shrubs and trees, and there is immediate access to meadow and woodland nearby.
Important to note: the house needs renovation and modernisation throughout, so budget and time for works should be factored in. Broadband speeds are slow despite excellent mobile signal. Council Tax is Band G (£4,058.63 for 2025/26). Flood risk is low. This property will suit a family or buyer seeking a large character home with development upside, or an investor prepared to complete refurbishment to unlock its full value.