7 bed terraced house

Makerston House is a C-listed property built in 1905 and extended in 1950. The house has a reception hall with architectural arches, leaded stained-glass windows, and a staircase to the upper floor. It also features period details such as an inglenook fireplace, cornicing, and arched stained leaded windows in the lounge. The dining room has an ornate fireplace and display cabinets, while the family room has a handsome fireplace and overmantel with windows overlooking the garden. The house has five bedrooms, a new kitchen, bathrooms, and a mix of gas and electric heating. Additional features include a small back staircase leading to a self-contained flat or office suite, a cinema room, a fitness studio, and a flotation room. The principal rooms face south, and there is a large main tree-lined garden with a gravel terrace and a beautiful Acer tree. The house has ample storage in an original outhouse and a large parking area.