Lounge
Enjoying an abundance of natural light through a UPVC double glazed window to the front elevation, this inviting reception room showcases rich oak panelled flooring and an array of charming period features. The centrepiece is the impressive Esse cast-iron log burning stove, set against an exposed brick backdrop with a solid oak timber mantle—offering both warmth and visual appeal.

Exposed ceiling beams and trusses lend a sense of heritage and rustic elegance, while modern touches such as dimmer switch lighting blend old with new. Neatly housed within the room are the water stop tap, water meter, and the electrical consumer unit with electric meter, providing easy access without compromising the aesthetics.

An internal latch panel door leads seamlessly to the next area of the home, continuing the flow of character and comfort.

Kitchen/Diner
This beautifully extended kitchen and dining space boasts tasteful tiled flooring throughout, creating a clean and contemporary feel. The kitchen is well-equipped with an array of matching base and eye-level units, paired with roll-top wood-block effect work surfaces and complementary wall tiling, offering both style and practicality.

Integrated appliances include a four-ring electric hob, oven/grill, fridge, freezer, and extractor fan, alongside a one and a half bowl ceramic sink with mixer tap. There’s also plumbing in place for additional freestanding white goods. Timber panelling adds character to the lower wall coverings, while exposed beamwork overhead provides a rustic charm. A central heating radiator ensures year-round comfort.

UPVC double glazed French doors open from the dining area onto the generous rear garden, seamlessly connecting indoor and outdoor living spaces — perfect for family life or entertaining guests.

Landing
The landing serves as a central link between the upper rooms, finished with attractive oak-effect panel flooring. Showcasing the home’s character, original beamwork is proudly on display, enhancing the rustic charm.

Thoughtful storage solutions include a built-in cupboard with hanging rail and overhead shelving—ideal for linens or seasonal items. Additional open shelving offers practical display or storage space, while a fitted smoke alarm ensures safety and peace of mind. Internal latch panel doors lead to the surrounding rooms, maintaining the property’s consistent period style throughout.

Bedroom One
The bedrooms continue the charming aesthetic found throughout the home, with a UPVC double glazed window to the front elevation allowing for plenty of natural light. Rich in character, they feature traditional panelled doors, beautiful original fireplace, and exposed A-frame timberwork—believed to date back to the property’s former thatched-roof heritage. These exposed beams serve as a stunning reminder of the home’s historic roots.

Practicality meets charm with a built-in wardrobe complete with hanging rail, shelving, and a TV aerial point. A further storage cupboard houses the hot water tank and includes additional handy shelving. The space is comfortably heated by a central radiator, and a loft hatch offers access to additional storage above.

Bedroom Two
A bright and peaceful room enjoying lovely views over the rear garden through a UPVC double glazed window. Additional features include a central heating radiator and access to the loft space via a ceiling hatch.

Bathroom
A well-presented space featuring a three-piece suite comprising a low-level WC, wash hand basin with vanity unit, and a panelled bath with electric shower and glass screen. Complementary tiling to the walls, a central heating radiator, and an extractor fan complete the room.