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" This charming property is a superb example of a classic 1930's family home, full of the character associated with Frank Chown, the renowned local builder of the era. Having been owned within the family for nearly 60 years, there can be no better testament for what a wonderful place it is to be! The owners have improved and maintained their home to a particularly high standard, retaining many of the original features including latched oak doors, leaded light windows and an abundance of exposed oak beams. The impressive brick, render and beam elevations perfectly complement the charming thatched roof creating a delightfully appealing home. The welcoming entrance hall features an impressive oak staircase and is the true hub of this home, from which all the downstairs rooms radiate. The triple aspect sitting room has an abundance of elegant features. A magnificent brick fireplace with oak shingle chimney breasts, quarry tiled hearth and flanked by ornate carved bench seats is an outstanding focal point for the room. Enjoying a commanding view of the southerly facing garden, there is an appealing carved oak bar - an undoubtable talking point when entertaining! Leaded light doors open to the well proportioned dining room, again featuring a delightful herringbone brick fireplace, together with a lovely bay window with fitted bench seating from which to enjoy the view of the gorgeous garden. The study overlooks the front of the property and has an innovative built in oak desk and cabinet. The kitchen is fitted with an extensive range of modern cream cabinets with complementing 'golden beech' granite preparation surfaces and features integrated appliances by Neff. The practical boot room has access to the garden and adjoins the large utility room. Upstairs all 4 bedrooms are well proportioned double rooms, all enjoying various aspects over the gardens, 3 of which are fitted with wardrobes and draw units. The fully tiled bathroom is equipped with a modern white suite complete with Vernon Tutbury fittings. "