6 bed detached house

Kirkland House is a prominent, historic manse house built in 1875 in the baronial and neo-gothic style. The house features quirky facades, offset windows, big bright rooms, a dramatic hallway and staircase, high ceilings, and well-preserved period features. It has a Manor House feel, with unusually grand architecture and different styles on the front and rear facades. Surrounding the house are idyllic gardens, hug by outbuildings, a coach house, workshop, and green housing. The property has a spacious and sprawling floorplan, with a wood-paneled hallway and staircase leading to a cloakroom, office, lounge, and formal dining room. The lounge has French doors to a patio, a bay window, and a fireplace with a log burner. The dining room has large sunny windows overlooking the rear gardens and a fireplace. On the first floor, there are 5 generous-sized bedrooms, 2 with en-suite shower rooms, and 3 further bathrooms. The main bathroom is luxurious, and the second-floor landing offers a further snug, office, or TV room. The exterior spaces include a sweeping drive, a car port for 3 cars, a coach house garage space, and a workshop. The beautifully manicured gardens have a central garden feature and historical plaque, and the rear gardens have been lovingly nurtured with old and new buildings, mature trees, and seating areas.