Energy-efficient four-bed detached with flexible annex space and low-maintenance garden.
Four double bedrooms including vaulted principal suite with en-suite
Additional double with en-suite above garage (not self-contained)
Open-plan kitchen/diner with wood-burning stove and French doors
Triple-glazed windows (except Velux roof lights) and modern insulation
Landscaped, low-maintenance rear garden with artificial lawn and patio
Driveway parking plus single garage; decent storage and workshop potential
Built 2017, EPC B (87) with potential to A; low running costs
Three-storey layout and modest plot size may not suit all buyers
Set in a quiet cul-de-sac in the village of Liverton, this modern three-storey detached house offers energy-efficient, flexible family living. Built in 2017, the home benefits from triple-glazed windows (except roof Velux lights), modern insulation and an EPC B rating, which helps keep running costs low. The heart of the house is a spacious open-plan kitchen and dining area with integrated appliances and a wood-burning stove, with French doors opening onto a low-maintenance, landscaped rear garden.
Accommodation suits growing families: a large front lounge, three bedrooms on the first floor served by a stylish family bathroom, and a vaulted principal suite on the top floor with countryside views and an en-suite. Above the detached garage is a further double bedroom with its own en-suite; this annex provides flexible space for guests, older children or a home office but is not a fully self-contained flat.
Outside, the plot is well presented with driveway parking, a single garage and a private garden designed for easy upkeep (artificial lawn, paved seating and planted borders). The property is freehold, in a very low-crime area with excellent mobile signal and fast broadband — practical for working from home and modern living. The house suits buyers seeking a contemporary, low-maintenance family home with good energy performance.
Notable considerations: the house is arranged over three floors with associated stairs and some sloping ceilings in the top-floor suite; the annex is not independently self-contained and any conversion would require planning/permissions. The plot and garden are modest rather than expansive, so buyers wanting large outdoor space should note the scale.