5 bed detached house

Yew House is a Grade II listed Georgian village house built in the late 18th century with a mid-19th century extension. The property has a tiled roof, attractive Flemish bond brick elevations, and a flagstone reception hall with a fine staircase. It features a living room with fireplace and wood stove, a conservatory, a drawing room with wood stove, and a dining room with high ceiling and fireplace. The house also includes a rear hall, a kitchen with dining area, a utility room, pantry, wine cellar, and cloakroom with shower. Upstairs, there are four bedrooms, each with access to their own shower room, and a boarded attic. Adjacent to the house are converted stables providing independent cottage accommodation over two floors, with a double height gallery, exposed timbers, and brickwork. The property extends to about 1 acre, with mature gardens featuring level lawns, hedging, and a kitchen garden, fruit cages, and tool shed. The property also features a double garage, parking space, and entrance drive with brick pillars.