5 bed end of terrace house

The property is a Grade II-listed, early 18th-century house on Crooms Hill, a street known for its domestic architecture. The house is a Georgian-style home with a symmetrical exterior and sweeping period proportions inside. It features high-quality materials and fittings, including panelling, wood grain paint on the front door, 18th-century Delft tiles, and custom-made ironmongery. The interior spaces include a dining room with paneled walls and a 18th-century Georgian fireplace, a kitchen with decorative shutters and underfloor heating, a conservatory with a heated tile floor, and a library with handmade paneling and shutters. The basement level features a wine cellar, a bathroom, and a utility room, while the upper levels include a Georgian-style bathroom with a hand-stained timber floor, a piano nobile with a bay window and a 18th-century fire surround, and a study with 18th-century Delft tiles surrounding the fireplace. The house is set behind a row of traditional wrought-iron railings and has an elegant doorcase and attractive bands on the first and second storeys.