3 bed detached house

The property is a 1950s "upside-down" home built from stone and timber with a pitched tiled roof and cedar-shingled upper elevations. The principal living accommodation is on the first floor, with a dual-aspect open-plan living and dining room flooded with natural light, aluminium sliding patio doors, and views from a picture window to the front. The first floor also includes a white handleless kitchen, two double bedrooms with front-facing views, a dedicated home office, and a family bathroom with a large picture window and natural light. The lower ground floor features a double bedroom, a contemporary wet room, a laundry room, and a provisions pantry. The gardens are south-facing and have a stone-flagged patio, an ornamental pond, an established lawn, and mature flower and shrub borders. A driveway provides off-road parking, leading to a single garage, storage room, and undercroft storage area.