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Holcombe House is a charming Grade II listed village house with 16th and 17th Century origins, constructed of Hornton stone under a grey slate roof. The property features open fireplaces, wood burning stoves, exposed timbers, flagstone floors, and sash windows. It has been sympathetically improved and modernized with re-wiring, re-plumbing, and double glazing, offering spacious family accommodation. The house has a stunning kitchen/dining area with doors to a private garden landscaped by local designers Nicholsons. The ground floor features a generous open plan sitting room with wooden floors, wood burning stove, and sash windows, as well as a reception hall with flagstone floors and access to a cellar. The first floor has three bedrooms, including the principal bedroom with a spacious bathroom, and two further double bedrooms and a family bathroom. The second floor has four bedrooms, two of which are en-suite and include an open plan playroom area. The rear garden has a paved courtyard area, mature trees and shrubs, and a raised lawn enclosed by stone walls, with pedestrian access to the rear parking for six cars. The property has a total square footage of 6,102 sq ft.