4 bed detached house

Rose Crown House, a red brick Georgian property built in 1728, sits on a plot with electric automatic gates, a gravelled driveway, and a double brick built garage and single timber framed garage. The property features a traditional hallway with a split level staircase, under stairs storage, and access to a cellar. The main living areas include a calm lounge with a fireplace, a richly colored dining room with exposed brickwork and a striking inglenook-style fireplace, and a kitchen diner with painted cabinetry, a range cooker, and vaulted ceilings. The utility room has direct access outside via a stable door, and there is a snug off the main flow, ideal for use as a playroom, office, or relaxation space. The principal bedroom is a large, generously proportioned room with two walk-in wardrobes, and benefits from an en-suite with a freestanding roll-top bath and separate curved glass shower. A second bedroom on the same floor has an en-suite and is ideal for guests or older children. The second floor has two bedrooms, which were once maid's quarters, with sloping ceilings, exposed beams, and rooflights, and a shower room off the landing. The gardens are generously sized, with sweeping lawns, mature trees, and layered planting, and a central feature tree anchors the front garden.