Historic architectural details combine with flexible modern living to create a home filled with warmth, charm and possibility.
The accommodation begins with an inviting stone-floored entrance. A choice of reception rooms provides excellent flexibility for family life, entertaining and home working. One is currently arranged as a cosy snug, while an adjoining office enjoys views across the garden and annexe. Period fireplaces and original features appear throughout, with a ground-floor WC positioned nearby.
The traditional kitchen features a Belfast sink, generous storage and an oven set within a former fireplace. A porch and utility area provide further practical space and access to the garden and annexe.
The kitchen flows into an impressive extended reception room, thoughtfully designed to complement the older parts of the house. Exposed beams, parquet flooring and a feature fireplace add character, while skylights, double doors and front-facing windows fill the room with natural light. This versatile space is ideal for dining, entertaining or family living.
Upstairs are four bedrooms and two bathrooms. The principal bedroom includes fitted wardrobes and far-reaching views across the surrounding fields, while two further bedrooms are well proportioned.
The fourth bedroom is currently accessed through another bedroom, making it well suited as a dressing room, nursery, private sitting room or connected family suite. A spacious family bathroom includes a bathtub, with a second bathroom serving the adjoining bedrooms.
Outside, the generous garden is arranged into several attractive areas, combining established planting, seating spaces and low-maintenance landscaping. Slate-covered sections, stone detailing, mature cherry trees and an established boundary wall enhance its sense of character, while a garden shed provides useful storage.
Beyond the main garden is a secluded area, with a Cheshire brick and old stone perimeter wall, complete with mature wisteria and a sheltered seating space overlooking the annexe. This could remain part of the main garden or provide a private outdoor area for annexe occupants.
The self-contained annexe includes a shower room, open-plan studio, fitted kitchenette and office area. It offers excellent potential for multigenerational living, guests, home working or income generation.
Parking is available to the front and the rear of the property.
With its period features, beautiful garden and adaptable annexe, Kingsley House is a distinctive village home offering an exceptional level of space and flexibility.
Council Tax Band: F
Tenure: Freehold
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