5 bed semi-detached house

Ludd House is a period home dating from the 1830s, originally serving as a gardener's cottage and coach house for a neighboring manor estate. The property has been renovated to combine original features with contemporary design and sustainability. It features exposed stonework, original fireplaces, vaulted ceilings, and timber beams, alongside bespoke joinery, limestone, and engineered oak flooring, as well as underfloor heating and carefully considered glazing throughout. The house has a striking glazed entrance garden room, an impressive open-plan kitchen, dining, and living room, and four elegant double bedrooms, including a principal suite with dual-aspect views. The property is surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens, woodland, pasture, and brook frontage extending to almost 12 acres, including a separate paddock and woodlands threaded together by a gentle brook. The land also houses nineteenth-century Victorian arboretum and a variety of mature plantings, wildflower habitats, and sweeping lawns.