5 bed semi-detached house

Station House was built in 1839 as part of the Great Western Railway infrastructure by Isambard Kingdom Brunel. The Grade II listed house has a sense of solidity and structure, with proportions and symmetry that reflect its original design. The current owners have made extensions and adaptations over nearly three decades, including a loft conversion in 1999 and a garden room in 2015, without compromising the original structure. The ground floor has a formal dining room, a cozy living room with a wood-burning stove, and a practical kitchen. Upstairs, the main bedroom is spacious with a period fireplace, and there are two further bedrooms on this floor, as well as four additional bedrooms and two bathrooms on the second floor. A shower room is located on the ground floor, and a bathroom serves the loft rooms. The house has been adapted with long-term use in mind, balancing privacy, practicality, and flexibility without disrupting the original plan. To the side, there is a private driveway, detached garage, and a separate annexe built in 2007. The garden extends to the west, capturing the afternoon and evening light, and has defined areas for planting, sitting, and cultivation that connect directly back to the house through the garden room.