Large detached family home with private garden, workshop and rural views.
Generous 2,756 sq ft across versatile reception rooms and bedrooms
Vaulted lounge with wood burner and abundant natural light
Modern kitchen/diner with bifold doors to porcelain patio
Ground-floor double bedroom with ensuite for guests or mobility needs
Three bedrooms have ensuite bathrooms (two large ensuites upstairs)
Large private landscaped garden with pastoral views and seating area
Workshop/home office with security, power and broadband connectivity
Oil-fired central heating; council tax level is expensive
This spacious four-bedroom detached home offers generous family living across 2,756 sq ft set on a very large plot approaching a third of an acre. Bright, well-proportioned rooms include a vaulted lounge with wood burner, an expansive kitchen/diner with bifold doors, and useful ground-floor bedroom with ensuite — practical for guests or multi-generational living.
Outdoor space is a key strength: a landscaped, private rear garden with pastoral views, a large workshop/home office with power and broadband, and gravel parking for four-plus cars plus a garage with electric roller door. The property sits in a quiet village with easy access to countryside walks, a pub, and local amenities.
Important practical points: the house is heated by an oil-fired boiler and runs on oil fuel (not a community supply), and council tax is noted as expensive. The house was constructed around 1950–66, so buyers should expect some dated elements and factor in the normal maintenance needs of an older build despite recent double glazing and modernised principal rooms.
For families, nearby schooling includes a local primary rated Requires Improvement, plus alternative Good and independent schools within reasonable reach. Broadband and mobile signals are strong, making the workshop/home office especially suitable for remote working. Overall, this property suits buyers seeking roomy, flexible countryside living with scope to personalise and upgrade over time.