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The property, a former stable and coach house, is a Grade II listed building constructed in the early 19th century. It boasts a crescent-shaped design with two-storey pavilions, a central coach house, and exquisite Georgian features, including a three-bay arch, a turreted parapet, and a Gothic-style porch. The building is crafted from local sandstone with stone mullion windows and pitched and hipped slate roofs. The property features a formal entrance hall, guest WC, and beautifully appointed rooms, including a formal living room with a cast iron log stove, a library/study, and a music/craft room. The kitchen/dining room has an exquisite range of units, and upstairs, there are four double bedrooms, with the principal bedroom including a luxurious contemporary en-suite. The property is arranged in a horseshoe formation with a private estate, and has a sweeping gravel driveway, a circular lawn with a water fountain, and a beautifully landscaped private rear garden with a cut stone paved seating area and shaped lawns.