Grade II listed Historic Mews House
Pretty Walled South Westerly Facing Garden
Off Road Parking
Spacious Three Storey Home
Four Bedrooms
En-suite to Master
20ft Lounge/Diner
Ground Floor Cloakroom
Character Features Throughout
Picturesque Views
Nestled at the very end of a gently meandering country lane, embraced by rolling green hills and far-reaching rural views, this exceptional three-storey end-of-row mews residence presents a rare and captivating opportunity to acquire a home steeped in history, charm, and quiet distinction. Occupying one of the most private and desirable positions within an exclusive and picturesque development, this beautifully restored property offers an enviable blend of period elegance and modern-day comfort.
Forming part of a magnificent Grade II listed Georgian building dating back to 1764, the property boasts a rich and fascinating heritage. Once a former workhouse and later repurposed as a hospital following the First World War, the building carries with it a remarkable legacy that adds depth, character, and a true sense of story to everyday living. Today, it stands as a thoughtfully converted collection of homes, each unique, yet few as favourably positioned as this.
As an end-of-row residence, the home enjoys the benefit of additional internal space and a heightened sense of privacy. Set quietly within the grounds, it boasts a charming south-westerly facing walled garden—an idyllic suntrap perfect for long summer afternoons. The garden offers a safe and enclosed haven for children and pets, while a delightful patio area provides the ideal setting for outdoor dining or simply relaxing with a glass of something chilled. A detached workshop adds further versatility, lending itself perfectly as a home office, studio, or creative retreat. Off-road parking and oil-fired central heating ensure practical convenience complements the home’s undeniable character.
Upon entering, you are immediately welcomed by an inviting entrance hall that sets the tone for the rest of the property. A harmonious blend of warmth and character flows throughout, with high ceilings, exposed timber beams, and a calming neutral décor creating an atmosphere that is both elegant and homely.
The true heart of the home is the stunning lounge and dining room—a wonderfully sociable and light-filled space where natural light floods in, enhancing the sense of openness and warmth throughout. French doors draw the eye and open seamlessly onto the garden, effortlessly connecting indoor and outdoor living. Whether entertaining guests or enjoying quiet family moments, this room offers a perfect balance of comfort and style.
Adjacent, the kitchen exudes rustic charm, fitted with solid wood cabinetry and complementary worktops. Thoughtfully designed with space for all essential appliances, it offers both practicality and character. Its open connection to the main living area ensures that hosting and entertaining can be done with ease and enjoyment.
A striking, wide staircase with an elegant wool runner rises through the home, hinting at the refined yet individual nature of the property. On the first floor, subtle historic details—such as hand engravings preserved within the woodwork—serve as a gentle reminder of the building’s past. Here, you will find two of the four well-proportioned bedrooms, including the generous principal suite. This tranquil space enjoys open countryside views, creating a peaceful retreat to begin and end each day, and benefits from its own private en suite shower room. A beautifully appointed family bathroom, complete with a classic claw-foot roll-top bath, enhances the home’s timeless appeal.
The top floor reveals two further bedrooms, each brimming with character. One features a versatile walk-in cupboard, while the other is a particularly spacious room with dual-aspect windows, allowing natural light to pour in and further emphasise the sense of space.
This is far more than simply a house—it is a lifestyle offering. A home where history and heritage meet countryside serenity and modern comfort. Whether you are searching for a peaceful rural retreat, a distinctive family home, or a property rich in character and individuality, this truly special mews residence delivers on every level.
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External double glazed door to front aspect, exposed overhead beams, fuse board, radiator, engineered oak floor.
Single glazed privacy window to front aspect, traditional mid cistern WC and traditional wall mounted wash basin, exposed overhead timber beams, extractor fan, tile splashbacks, heated chrome towel radiator, tiles to floor.
20' x 14'11
External double glazed French doors leading out to the rear garden, two single glazed windows to rear aspect, exposed wood with central runner staircase rising to the first floor with under stairs storage cupboard, exposed overhead timber beams, two radiators, engineered oak floor. Door leading through to the kitchen.
11'9 x 7'
Single glazed window to front aspect, solid wood wall and base units with worktop and tile splashbacks, inset ceramic two bowl sink with single drainer and mixer tap, spaces for cooker, fridge/freezer, washing machine and dishwasher, exposed overhead timber beams, heated chrome towel radiator, tiles to floor.
Single glazed window to side aspect, carpeted stairs rising to the second floor, exposed overhead timber beams, carpet to floor.
12'10 x 9'8
Single glazed window to front aspect, exposed overhead timber beams, radiator, carpet to floor. Door leading to the ensuite.
Single glazed privacy window to rear aspect, traditional three-piece suite comprising of a corner shower with rainfall showerhead and separate shower attachment, mid cistern WC and pedestal wash basin, exposed overhead timber beams, extractor fan, tile splashbacks, heated chrome towel radiator, wood effect floor.
10'11 x 10'6
Single glazed window to rear aspect, exposed overhead timber beams, radiator, carpet to floor.
Dual aspect single glazed windows, traditional three-piece suite comprising a freestanding claw footed rolltop bathtub with central mixer tap and cradle shower attachment, high cistern WC and pedestal wash basin, exposed overhead timber beams, extractor fan, wall mounted heater, tile splashbacks, radiator, wood effect floor.
Single glazed window to side aspect, radiator, carpet to floor.
20'8 x 7'8 max (reduced head height)
Dual aspect single glazed windows, exposed overhead timber beams, two radiators, carpet to floor.
13'4 x 8'1 max (reduced head height)
Single glazed window to rear aspect, exposed overhead timber beams, large walk in cupboard, radiator, carpet to floor.
To the front of the property is a garden mainly laid to lawn with a shrub border and a paved pathway leading to the front door. To the rear of the property is a fully enclosed south westerly facing garden mainly laid to lawn with various trees, shrubs and plants, there is a paved patio area with decorative shingle, a rockery water feature, sleeper edged vegetable plot, a large fully insulated timber workshop with power (ideal as a home office), access to the oil tank and boiler and gated access to the side.
There is allocated off road parking.
There is a monthly grounds maintenance charge of £40. There is a communal lawn used a green space or play area for residents. Council tax band - C. The heating is oil central heating.