3 bed detached house

The property is a detached home built in 1695, located in a spot that offers 360-degree views of surrounding green space, agricultural fields, and woodland. The entrance is via a stable door, leading to a kitchen and dining area with bespoke handcrafted cabinets, dark-colored work surfaces, and a restored fireplace. The space is illuminated by three U.P.V.C. double-glazed box windows and has heritage Minster limestone tile flooring. The kitchen area includes a Belfast sink, mixer tap, recovering machine, and electric range oven. A bespoke oak staircase leads to the first floor, where the dining room and double bedroom are located, both with U.P.V.C. double-glazed box windows and underfloor heating. The double bedroom features an en-suite bathroom with a three-piece heritage suite, including a tub, pedestal wash basin, and low-level W.C. The first floor also includes a sitting room with multifunctional use and access to the rear garden, as well as a cloakroom and a double bedroom with stained glass internal high windows. The main lounge features a stunning elevated cathedral ceiling, an impressively large inglenook fireplace, and a multi-fuel burning stove. The second floor includes a modest landing, a master bedroom, and an en-suite bathroom with a three-piece heritage suite, as well as a fitted wardrobe and underfloor heating. Externally, the property stretches to 0.75 acres, featuring a mix of formal gardens, a wildlife pond, and a defined paddock area with a walkway to the middle floor and a delightful courtyard area to the side. The original mill building is a detached structure that could be converted with planning to provide additional bedrooms or other types of accommodation.