A charming character property with a rich history, plethora of original features and potential for further expansion.

Mystifyingly Magical - This characterful Grade II listed residence which has only changed ownership three times in the past 140 years, dates back to around 1630 and was once the village forge.

A recent sympathetic upgrade has enhanced the property's wealth of characterful accommodation although there is plenty of scope for further expansion (subject to relevant planning permission).

Let's begin our tour in the lovely country style kitchen/breakfast room where you will be delighted by the pretty inglenook housing the Rayburn gas fired oven and the ceramic Belfast style sink.

There is a lovely arrangement of wall and base units, plenty of oak work surfaces and an integrated fridge and dishwasher. A staircase leads up to the first floor and a rustic stable style door opens to the exterior of the property.

A complimentary utility room with space for appliances and plumbing for a washing machine takes care of the laundry.

The cosy and characterful lounge boasts exposed wooden ceiling beams, a stone feature wall and delightful stone inglenook fireplace with wooden mantel housing a cast iron multi fuel burner. Natural light streams in via three windows and a side door opens to the property's exterior.

In the country style dining room exposed wooden wall and ceiling beams compliment the original stone fireplace and gleaming stripped floorboards. There are two windows inviting the sunlight in and an exterior door opening to side of house.

There is a staircase to the first floor and an under stairs store area which offers the potential to site a staircase and gain access to the former forge situated below.

The first floor landing features twin staircases offering access to both ends of the property and boasts an impressive timber beamed study complete with its original stone mullion windows; ideal for embracing today's work from home climate.

Effortless Elegance - Bedroom one with its charming wall and ceiling beams, built-in twin door wardrobes and feature stone recess is front facing and benefits from dual aspect windows.

Generous bedroom two boasts exposed beams and a built in double door wardrobe.

Marginally smaller bedroom three has a lovely wooden floor and benefits from dual aspect windows.

The superior family bathroom features a white classic suite with elegant claw-footed bath plus independent corner shower cubicle, pedestal wash hand basin and close coupled WC and of course a heated towel rail.

Fancy a further two en-suite bedrooms? Then why not create these in the spacious loft above bedrooms one and two? (Subject to relevant planning permission)

The former forge which is located beneath the dining room offers further scope for creating extra living accommodation; accessed from the dining room above. This is the perfect spot for a home cinema, games room or yoga/meditation studio

Out And About - Ascend the stone steps at the front of the property and you will find yourself in the delightful side garden where an exciting array of mature shrubs and plants have been fused into the golden gravel and stone.

The southerly facing and incredibly private rear garden which enjoys an elevated position is a delightful mix of manicured lawns framed by far reaching views across the surrounding countryside.

When the British weather lets you down, simply take yourself off to the summerhouse and enjoy a soak in the hot tub.

A shared driveway from the High Street provides space for off road parking and vehicle turning.

For more information, to arrange a viewing or request a brochure please contact Adam in our office.