7 bed detached house

Hamblyn House is a substantial Grade II* listed residence dating from the mid-17th century, boasting a combination of historic character, generous proportions, and flexibility. The exterior features striking gable ends, exposed brick chimneys, and deep-set windows, with multiple reception areas, five en-suite bedrooms, and two additional bedrooms. Period features include exposed timbers, original inglenook fireplaces, and ancient leaded glazing. The property also has a two-tiered garden with orchard planting and a vegetable area, a cart lodge for two vehicles with an electric vehicle charging point, and off-street parking for guests. The accommodation includes an entrance hall, drawing room, dining room, kitchen, study, and wine cellar, with the kitchen featuring a range cooker, Belfast sink, and terracotta tiles, and the study boasting a spectacular arched brick inglenook with woodburner. The property offers a rare and compelling combination of character and versatility.