Nestled within a substantial plot, this Grade II listed Dormers Farmhouse exudes historical charm with its striking stucco brick façade and traditional tiled roof. The home features a wealth of period elements, including exposed timber beams, cozy fireplaces, and original floorboards that enhance its character. The expansive living room, spanning 29 feet, enjoys double-aspect views and boasts an inglenook fireplace fitted with a Woodwarm stove. A vaulted ceiling highlights the kitchen and breakfast area, which also includes an adjacent utility space and bathroom facilities. The upper floor hosts four bedrooms alongside a WC and a converted loft space that can serve as additional living quarters or a study. Potential for expansion is evident in the former coach house, equipped with three-phase electricity—ideal for conversion into a self-contained unit or office space with requisite planning permissions. The property further benefits from diverse outbuildings, including two studio rooms and a bright garden room that may require modernizing but could greatly enhance the living experience. Set on approximately three-quarters of an acre of well-established garden grounds adorned with mature trees and offering picturesque countryside vistas, this property holds significant renovation potential for those looking to create their dream home while preserving its inherent character.
