3 bed terraced house

The property is a Grade II listed period home dating back to the mid-17th century, formed from two adjoining cottages. It has a striking exterior with a mix of brick, flint, timber framing, and rendered elevations beneath a traditional clay-tiled roof. The accommodation is spacious and adaptable, extending across two floors. The ground floor features two entrance halls, a kitchen with an inglenook fireplace, a utility/cloakroom, and two reception rooms, one with an inglenook fireplace. The first floor has two separate staircases and three well-proportioned double bedrooms and two bathrooms. The gardens lie predominantly to the eastern side of the house, enclosed and full of charm, with a summer house and mature planting. A detached brick-built garage provides parking and storage facilities. The property retains a wealth of original period features, including exposed timbers, traditional latch doors, and historic construction.