An absolutely stunning three storey stone and brick residence, set within beautifully landscaped gardens and complemented by a substantial outbuilding, all conveniently located within walking distance of the railway station and a wide range of village amenities.
The property opens into an inviting entrance hall, with a staircase rising to the first and second floors. The elegant sitting room features a high ceiling, a charming fireplace with log burner, and a bay window fitted with working shutters, creating a warm yet refined atmosphere. The dining room continues the sense of character with its high ceiling and attractive original mosaic tiled floor.
The kitchen/breakfast room is the true heart of the home, boasting a semi vaulted ceiling, a traditional Rayburn (which runs hot water and central heating), ceramic sink, and ample space for a dining table. A stable door provides direct access to the rear garden.
On the first floor, the principal bedroom benefits from built in wardrobes and an adjoining dressing room, which leads through to a beautifully appointed en-suite featuring a freestanding roll top bath and a spacious shower cubicle. Two further bedrooms and a separate shower room complete this floor.
The second floor offers excellent versatility, with two double bedrooms, an additional bedroom currently fitted as a kitchen, and a further shower room - ideal for guest accommodation or potential self contained living.
Externally, the property is equally impressive. A long gravel driveway provides ample parking for several vehicles. The main garden, thoughtfully designed by a plantsman and artist, is a quintessentially English haven, featuring specimen trees, vibrant planting, and a central pond with a viewing deck. Adjacent to the house, a gravelled seating area sits beneath the eponymous wisteria, creating a perfect space for outdoor relaxation.
Beyond the kitchen’s stable door lies a further gravelled seating area, enclosed by mature planting, with gates leading to a productive kitchen garden complete with raised vegetable beds, a greenhouse, and a garden store.
The outbuildings add significant appeal and flexibility. A former stable has been converted into a workshop, alongside a second room with an adjoining greenhouse currently used as an art studio and gardener’s retreat. Above, the first floor offers a large open plan space accessed via an external staircase, providing further potential for a variety of uses and potential scope for residential planning (subject to permissions).
EPC Rating Exempt. Council Tax Band G.
GROUND FLOOR
ENTRANCE HALL
SITTING ROOM 4.11m x 4.55m (13'6" x 14'11")
DINING ROOM 4.09m x 3.78m (13'5" x 12'5")
KITCHEN / BREAKFAST ROOM 5.99m x 4.47m (19'8" x 14'8")
FIRST FLOOR
LANDING
BEDROOM ONE 4.11m x 3.35m (13'6" x 11')
DRESSING ROOM 2.13m x 2.54m (7' x 8'4")
EN-SUITE 2.41m x 3.20m (7'11" x 10'6")
BEDROOM TWO 4.11m x 4.09m (13'6" x 13'5")
BEDROOM THREE 2.51m x 2.97m (8'3" x 9'9")
SHOWER ROOM
SECOND FLOOR
LANDING
BEDROOM FOUR 3.43m x 4.24m (11'3" x 13'11")
BEDROOM FIVE 3.12m x 3.53m (10'3" x 11'7")
KITCHEN / BEDROOM SIX 3.05m x 3.05m (10' x 10')
SHOWER ROOM
OUTSIDE
1/3 ACRE GARDENS
GREENHOUSE
WOODSTORE / TOOL SHED x ( x )
OUTBUILDING
WORKSHOP & GLASS HOUSE 3.71m x 7.32m (12'2" x 24')
WORKSHOP 3.25m x 4.09m (10'8" x 13'5")
ATTIC ROOM 8.15m x 4.06m (26'9" x 13'4")
MATERIAL INFORMATION
Type - Semi-detached house
Age/Era - Ask Agent
Tenure - Freehold
Ground Rent - Ask Agent
Service Charge - Ask Agent
Council Tax - Band G
EPC Rating - Ask Agent
Electricity Supply - Mains
Gas Supply - Mains
Water Supply - Mains
Sewerage Supply - Mains
Broadband Supply - Ask Agent
Mobile Coverage - Depends on provider
Heating - Central Heating
Parking - Parking, Driveway
EV Charging - Ask Agent
Accessibility - Ask Agent
Coastal Erosion Risk - Ask Agent
Flood Risks - Has not flooded in the last 5 years
Mining Risks - Ask Agent
Restrictions - Ask Agent
Obligations - Ask Agent
Rights and Easements - Ask Agent