Vaulted reception hall and ground-floor study with oak flooring
Open-plan kitchen/diner with granite worktops and central island
Energy-efficient: solar panels and air source heat pump installed
Double garage with electric roll-up doors and loft storage
Generous rear garden with raised stone terrace and lawn
Covered by 10-year ABC Architect’s Warranty certificate
Modest internal floorspace (~1,117 sq ft) for a four-bedroom home
Average broadband speeds locally; council tax band TBC
Set within the attractive Herefordshire village of Lea, this recently built detached home combines modern specification with countryside convenience. The house is arranged over two floors and benefits from a vaulted reception hall, a fitted kitchen with granite worktops and a central island, and a sitting room that opens onto an east-facing terrace — ideal for family living and entertaining.
Energy efficiency is a clear selling point: solar panels and an air source heat pump reduce running costs, and the property is covered by a 10-year ABC Architect’s Warranty for added reassurance. Practical features include a double garage with electric roll-up doors, loft storage, and a utility room with underfloor heating manifold.
Externally the plot is a strong asset. A large, laid-to-lawn rear garden with a raised stone terrace and paved patio offers space for children, pets and gardening. The driveway provides parking for multiple vehicles, and the home sits within an exclusive gated development close to village amenities and reputable schools.
A few factual points to note: the internal floor area is modest for a four-bedroom house (approximately 1,117 sq ft), so room sizes are compact relative to some family homes. Broadband is average rather than superfast locally and the council tax band is yet to be confirmed. Overall this is a well-specified, energy-efficient village family home on a substantial plot.