The House
Here, you can explore what makes this property special, providing you with the key information you need to make an informed decision about your next home
The Sitting Room
This room has a dramatic Inglenook fire place with a unique double concealed hood to close the chimney outlet off when not required
Ancient Oak beams abound and there is under-stairs storage.
The room leads out to the dinning room and the hallway from where you access upstairs and the kitchen.
The Drawing Room
This fabulous airy and light triple aspect room gives access to the garden by double doors at the far end or a side door. This room was extended in the 70's but retains original working wooden shutters facing out to the front. It has a wood burned fire which also vents heat onto the upstairs. The large window and doors look out onto fields which are protected and cannot developed. In the distance you can see the Wye Crown.
The Dining Room
This along with the bedroom directly above forms the oldest part of the house with an elizabethan jettied end.
Low ceilinged with original oak beams. You can still see where in its original state the access to the upper floor was via a ladder and a hole in the ceiling .
A serving hatch gives direct access from the kitchen to dining room
The Kitchen
Plentiful storage in the long kitchen. .With space for free standing fridge/freezer as well as a fitted fridge, freezer and dish washer.
A Split door rear door gives access to the rear garden. Whilst one side of the room has a ceiling with concealed lights the other has an exposed ceiling.
The Master Bedroom
Not quite the newest room this end of the house was reshaped with the extending of the drawing room.l With built in units it is light and airy with a dual aspect view onto the front and rear gardens