Affordable and gracious country house living

The property was originally built for the Goldney family and has its origins in the 1800s, although there are later additions.

The house was converted about 20 years ago into five individual properties and although the grounds are communal they have been arranged and divided into areas that give occupants of the different homes a good degree of privacy.

Many period features still grace the property, such as high ceilings and tall sash windows, and a particular delight in the drawing room is the bay window that has three sets of French doors opening into the gardens.

The good impression is created as soon as the property is entered, with the parquet flooring of the entrance hall giving an inviting feel. In the drawing room there is an exposed dark wood floor as well as a fireplace, coving, and centre rose.

No country home would be really complete without a range in the kitchen so one can be found in this property, naturally. It has five gas rings, an oven, and extractor. There’s also space in the kitchen for both a washing machine and dishwasher.

A turning staircase leads to the first floor, where there are three bedrooms. The master bedroom has two sash windows that look out onto a stone balcony and also boasts a fitted wardrobe and en-suite with shower cubicle to complement the main family bathroom.

Spacious mature grounds with specimen trees give the house an attractive setting and there are both lawned areas and planted borders. The property also has two allocated spaces within the car port and there is additional visitors’ parking.

Guide price is £355,000. For more details, visit dreweatt-neate.co.uk.