Idyllically set in 5 acres of landscaped gardens with a Coach house and a self contained flat. High ceilings, well proportioned rooms with south facing principal reception rooms, original features and scope to update.

This fine, much loved house is situated in the heart of 5 acres of mature gardens with a southern aspect, offering purchasers an opportunity to upgrade to their own taste. It was constructed of solid brick under a hipped slate roof, in 1805 - the year of the Battle of Trafalgar, during the Napoleonic War.

The entrance hall has a large flagstone floor leading to three south facing reception rooms ideal for entertaining with high ceilings. Many of the original features have been retained with shuttered sash windows, cornicing and attractive fireplaces with Adam style surrounds. The east wing comprises the kitchen, a large breakfast room, laundry room and store. There are two cellars.

On the first floor are six bedrooms and three bathrooms with additional storage space. The gross internal area of the accommodation in the Hall extends to approximately 508m² (5,468ft²).

The propertyl is hidden from Church Road, and surrounded by private grounds with a walled garden to the east, lawns to the south and a kitchen garden to the north. To the west are further grounds, an orchard, pond and a disused former hard tennis court. The grounds extend to 5.27 acres. The drive leads around to the Coach House where there is garaging, machinery store and a first floor, two bedroom self contained flat.

The property is not Listed, nor set in a Conservation Area, but it is situated within the Village Settlement Boundary.

The Coach House
A detached brick and tile block comprising a double garage, with workshop/storage on the ground floor and a self contained two bedroom flat on the first floor. The flat extends to about 90m² (968 ft²) and has recently been let on an Assured Shorthold Tenancy at £780 pcm.