5 bed detached house

The property is a Grade II listed Dutch-gabled South Lodge built in 1844, with a clay fish-scale tiled roof and original features such as cavetto-moulded windows, exposed beams, and an elm spiral staircase. The house has been extensively extended, with a generous dining room, study, and kitchen that look out over the gardens, as well as a walk-in pantry and utility room. On the first floor, there are several bedrooms and family bathrooms, including a principal bedroom suite and guest bedroom with fitted wardrobes. An attached annexe has its own kitchenette, living room, bedroom, and bathroom, offering flexible use. The grounds and gardens wrap around two sides of the house, covering about 2 acres, with extensive wooden outbuildings that could be renovated or converted, and a remaining 12 acres of paddocks and woodland. The property sits in a parkland-style setting, surrounded by open countryside and ancient broadleaf trees.