5 bed semi-detached house

The property is a Grade II Listed wing of a former Victorian vicarage, built in 1841 and divided into three dwellings in 1950. The wing features painted render beneath a slate roof, with Marland cream brick chimney stacks, and ornate details on the facade with a Flemish influence. The accommodation is arranged over four floors and combines original period features with modern refinements, including double height ceilings and lofty head heights. The property has five bedrooms, two bathrooms, a study, and a cloakroom on the first floor, with a kitchen, dining room, utility area, and cloakroom on the ground floor. Other features include a mezzanine craft room over the kitchen, a cellarage, a study, a double garage, an additional parking space, and a summerhouse in the 0.47 acre garden which backs directly onto a tributary of the River Taw.