Grade II listed residence — listing may restrict alterations and repairs
Chain-free sale, immediately available to occupy
Five double bedrooms with four bathrooms — flexible family accommodation
Large breakfast kitchen, utility room, three reception rooms and cellar
Outstanding gardens circa one acre, stable and double garage
Off-street parking for around six cars
Oil-fired central heating; walls assumed uninsulated — potential energy inefficiency
Council Tax Band G — relatively high annual costs
Set within a sought-after village, this substantial Grade II listed house combines generous family space with strong period character. The entrance hall leads to three reception rooms, a large breakfast kitchen with dining area, utility and a practical cellar — all arranged for everyday family life and entertaining.
Five double bedrooms are served by four bathrooms, giving flexible sleeping arrangements and space for guests or home working. Outside, just under an acre of mature, landscaped gardens, a double garage, stable and parking for around six cars create excellent outdoor and storage options for hobbies, equestrian use or vehicles.
Important practical points are upfront: the house is Grade II listed which will restrict alterations and may complicate renovation plans. Heating is from an oil-fired boiler, the walls are cavity construction with no assumed insulation, and the property is EPC-exempt. Council Tax is Band G, so running costs are likely higher than average.
This is a rare, chain-free family home for buyers who value character and a large plot and who are prepared to manage listed-building constraints and typical maintenance for an older country property. The site offers clear potential for sympathetic updating and lifestyle improvement while retaining historic features.