Bespoke country-style kitchen and high-quality recent renovation
Garden-room extension offers annex potential for multi-generational living
Large double garage with room above; conversion potential
Extensive driveway and extra parking for boat, caravan or motorhome
Large mature gardens front, side and rear
Approximately 1,497 sq ft; three doubles and one single bedroom
Cavity walls assumed uninsulated — may need insulation work
Council tax banding described as expensive
This four-bedroom detached former farmhouse blends period character with recent high-quality renovation. The bespoke country-style kitchen and well-presented reception rooms give immediate kerb appeal and comfortable family living, while the large, mature gardens add privacy and outdoor space for children and pets.
Flexibility is a key strength: the garden-room extension could function as a self-contained annex for multi-generational living, while the large double garage with a room above and extensive driveway offers space for hobbies, a home office or conversion potential. Extra off-road parking is ideal for a boat, caravan or motorhome.
Practical positives include freehold tenure, no flood risk, fast broadband and excellent mobile signal, all set in an affluent, village location close to good primary and secondary schools. The property sits comfortably at about 1,497 sq ft across multiple storeys, offering three double bedrooms, one single and generous communal spaces.
Notable considerations: the house is an older build (period 1920s) with cavity walls assumed to lack insulation, which may affect energy efficiency and running costs. Council tax is described as expensive. Buyers should factor in potential insulation or heating upgrades despite the recent renovation. Overall, this is a characterful village home with scope for annex use and garage conversion, well suited to families seeking space and village community life.