GUIDE PRICE £550,000 - £575,000

Restored by the current Vendors to a high standard, this Grade II listed family home, built in 1630, is located in the heart of this historic village and offers generous family accommodation over three floors. With four double bedrooms, two spacious reception rooms, a large kitchen/diner with sun room addition and utility room with ground floor shower room beside, the kitchen provides access to a very useable cellar area, currently used as a cinema/games room.

The current owners have meticulously revitalised the property, with their dedication to restoration evident in every detail of their work: with replastering throughout all downstairs rooms, new solid oak floors and the installation of log burners and the sash windows having been sympathetically restored. They have also added new bathrooms, including one with feature roll-top bath, a new boiler and insulation to improve the heating efficiency. The owners' love for this historic home is further reflected in the restored beams throughout and the reopening of fireplaces in five rooms as striking features. The property offers generously sized rooms with ample built-in storage throughout and a walk-in wardrobe adjacent to the master bedroom.

Outside, the property offers a paved patio with steps up to a low maintenance courtyard garden with shrub beds to sides and gated access to the rear parking area located in front of the detached single garage with up and over door. This is accessed via a shared access road located beside the neighbouring property from the High Street.

MATERIAL INFORMATION

Freehold
Council Tax Band: E
EPC Report: NA
Broadband: Standard, Superfast & Ultrafast