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Cornflower is a large, three-storey townhouse built in 2011 from stone and pantile, with a northwest-southeast axis that floods its interior with light and provides far-reaching views of the countryside. Its large windows, including sash windows and a part-glazed door, offer expansion to a sheltered southeast-facing flagged terrace. The house features a total of four bedrooms, including a principal bedroom suite with en-suite bathroom and walk-in wardrobes, and two more double bedrooms. Additional features include an expansive kitchen/dining/sitting room, utility room, walk-in storage cupboard, wine cooler, fibre broadband, and underfloor heating throughout. Outside, the property has two allocated parking bays, a private store, and beautifully landscaped gardens with a mix of lawns, flags, lavender beds, rose arches, and a variety of trees, including a monkey puzzle tree. A flagged terrace offers additional outdoor space with a wonderful outlook down the valley.