A handsome, two bedroom home situated in an idyllic village location, offering well-proportioned accommodation, together with a charming garden and off street parking. The property was designed by renowned architect, Richard Reynolds Rowe, best known for the design of the Cambridge Corn Exchange.

GROUND FLOOR ENTRANCE HALL Entrance door, staircase rising to the first floor and doors to adjoining rooms.

DINING ROOM Feature cast iron fireplace, sash window to the front aspect and part glazed door opening to the side aspect. Door to:

KITCHEN Fitted with a range of base and eye level units with worktop space over, stainless steel sink, integrated fridge, freezer, dishwasher and electric cooker. Window to the rear aspect and Velux window providing a good degree of natural light. Door to:

UTILITY ROOM Fitted with base and eye level units with worktop space over, sink unit, space and plumbing for washing machine and window to the side aspect.

SITTING ROOM Windows to the front, side and rear elevations and glazed French doors opening to the rear garden. Feature fireplace with wood burning stove.

FIRST FLOOR LANDING Doors to adjoining rooms, access to the loft space and window to the rear aspect.

BEDROOM 1 Window to the front aspect.

SHOWER ROOM Comprising pedestal wash basin, shower enclosure, low level WC, heated towel rail and obscure glazed window to the front aspect.

BEDROOM 2 Window to the front aspect.

OUTSIDE The property has a driveway providing off-street parking for two vehicles. A block paved pathway leads to gated access to the rear garden which is predominantly laid to lawn with attractive flint steps leading to the upper tier. There is a further side garden which is also laid to lawn with a small patio area and summer house/studio.

SUMMER HOUSE/STUDIO Glazed doors and window to the front elevation, power and lighting connected.

AGENT'S NOTES For more information on this property, please refer to the Material Information brochure that can be found on our website.

VIEWINGS By appointment through the Agents.