Pretty village house with plenty of land

Pretty village house with plenty of land

This attractive detached stone village house is packed full with original features, has generous living accommodation and enough land to keep a horse or two.

House

Ground floor

The front door opens to a reception room (6.2m x 5m = 31 sq m) with wooden floor, exposed stone walls, exposed beam ceiling and a large fireplace with wood-burning stove. To the rear of the room a few steps lead up to a second reception room (5.4m 4.6m = 25 sq m), again with wooden floor, exposed stone walls, exposed beam ceiling and an attractive fireplace.

To the left of this room a doorway leads through to the dining room (5.6m x 4m = 22 sq m) with tiled floor, exposed stone walls and a glazed door to the garden. There is also a door to a cloakroom with wc and basin. To the far side of the dining room a doorway leads through to the kitchen (about 34 sq m) with a range of attractive fitted kitchen units and, to the far end, a delightful breakfast room with a glazed door to the garden.

First floor

A wooden staircase rises from the dining room to the first floor landing. At the top of the stairs a door to the right opens to the master bedroom suite which comprises a bedroom area (5.6m x 4.2m = 23 sq m) with an open plan bathroom area (4.6m x 4.3m = 19 sq m) with a separate WC. A door from the bedroom area opens to an as yet unconverted attic space which could provide additional living accommodation (subject to any relevant planning permissions).

To the end of the landing a door opens to a guest bedroom (3.2m x 3m = 9.5 sq m) with its own ensuite shower room.

Exterior

The property sits on a plot of about 8900 sq m. To the rear of the house is an attractive garden with mature planting, next to which is a pretty outbuilding which comprises a workshop and a wonderful covered dining area. Attached to the house are a couple of smaller stone outbuildings which provide useful storage space.

If a garage is required there a 35m2 open barn that could be converted to provide storage for cars and/or a camping car.

The rest of the land is currently fenced and used as pasture.

This is a very pretty property that still retains plenty of original features - it makes a very comfortable home and still has potential for the addition of a third bedroom. With enough land to keep a horse or two and within walking distance of the local village, it could make a great permanent or holiday home.