4 bed detached house

The property, a grand four-bedroomed detached home, features a 18th-century façade and a range of character features. The reception rooms are spacious and filled with character, including an original 15th-century vaulted ceiling in one of the bedrooms. The property includes a large lounge with a stone fireplace, a formal dining room with a stone fireplace, and a kitchen with a work surface and space for appliances. There are two double bedroom suites and two additional double bedrooms on the first floor, along with a family bathroom. The property has a garden featuring mature trees, plants, and a pond to the front, and a large garden to the rear with a variety of plants and trees. Outbuildings include a store and a triple garage. The cellar features a tunnel said to run to Ecclesfield church, and there is a possible link to Henry VIII visiting the home during his reign. The property has a basement level, two inner landings, and a first floor landing with exposed timber beams and a decorative ceiling rose.