A beautifully renovated and updated period house with parking and garden set in the heart of the picturesque village.

This beautiful home probably dates from 1780 and served as the Manse to the United Reformed chapel to the rear. It sits within the village conservation area. Although an extensive programme of renovation and sympathetic modernisation has taken place, the house still has lovely features and the feeling only a property of this period can exude, with superb light rooms with large, double-glazed sash windows and high ceilings.

The accommodation is set over two floors. The front door opens to the hall which provides access to each of the ground floor rooms. The living room has a shuttered, sash window to the front garden. The inset stove is gas fired and has a timber mantel above. Across the hall is the dining room which also has a shuttered, sash window to the front. The parquet flooring adds warmth, and the dual fuel stove makes a cosy focal point.

The snug is another light room and could serve equally well as a playroom or office. The wood flooring runs through to the conservatory which links to the kitchen, giving various options for use. Double doors open to the garden.

The kitchen is fabulous. It has a stone floor with heating beneath, and is fitted with a bespoke range of wall and base units with quartz worksurfaces and inset sink. Brass mixer taps are set above. Cooking takes place on the Stoves dual-fuel range cooker. Integrated appliances include a dishwasher, fridge/freezer, and washing machine. The ground floor is completed with a useful shower room /WC.

The first-floor landing is approached via stairs from the hall. There are doors to each of the four, double bedrooms and to the superbly appointed family bathroom which has a power shower over the bath, a WC and a wash basin. The two front bedrooms have shuttered sash windows and high specification en suite shower rooms. The largest bedroom is at the back of the house and has the original, over stairs cupboard for storage. The fourth bedroom looks over the garden and could make a superb study.

Outside
The house has a central path from Mill Lane, leading to the front door. There is a shingled bed to either side with shrubs adding colour. There is vehicle access to the side of the house leading to the rear, where there is a gravelled parking area, with electric vehicle charging point. The garden is enclosed by attractive stone walling with raised flower and shrub beds set beyond the small lawn. The paved patio is a wonderfully sunny spot and is accessible from the conservatory.

Tenure- freehold, with vacant possession.

EPC Band D

Council Tax Band E

Services - All mains connected.