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Heasandford House is a grade II-listed building dating back to 1298, with an entrance via double electric gates leading to a private driveway. The property features a detached double garage that could be converted into a separate dwelling with planning permission, a separate application for which is currently underway. The house itself has original period features, including stone masonry, exposed beams, and a Carolean oak staircase. The rooms have windows overlooking beautifully manicured gardens, which include lawns, borders, a pond, and a summer house. The grounds are bordered by fine mature trees, while the property also has outbuildings, ample parking, and a private driveway. Inside, the property has modern comforts such as double glazing and a new combi boiler. The layout includes a ground-floor hall, a spacious family lounge, a formal dining room, a fitted kitchen, and a larder. The first floor has a double bedroom with storage, a bathroom, and three more double bedrooms, while the lower ground floor holds a cellar with a vaulted ceiling.