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"A traditional part of the Round House, dates back originally to the middle part of the 14th century. The property has been fully renovated into a lovely four bedroom family home with grounds of approximately 6.7 acres. The property boasts a wealth of character and charm and is certainly well worth an early internal inspection and is offered chain free.

Detached
Four bedrooms
6.7 acres
Character features
Oil fired central heating
Rural location


Entrance hall x . Radiator; with matching glazed Oak doors leading to Kitchen/breakfast Room, Bedroom Three and Family Bathroom; cupboard housing consumer unit.

Bedroom 2 / Dining room15'5" x 10'2" (4.7m x 3.1m). Wooden framed double-glazed skylight window providing natural light; radiator, two multi-paned wooden framed double-glazed windows to both rear and side aspects; further panel radiator, ceiling spotlights; and access to roof space.

Bathroom9'10" x 9'2" (3m x 2.8m). With roll top bath with mixer tap, shower extension and fixed shower head over with circular shower rail and curtain; part frosted multi-paned wooden double-glazed windows to rear aspect; wood effect laminate flooring; pedestal wash hand basin; low level WC and bidet; double-glazed skylight window, extractor fan; central ceiling light and tiled splash backs.

Kitchen Breakfast16'1" x 14'1" (4.9m x 4.3m). With bespoke Oak fronted range of eye and base level units with wooden work surfaces incorporating a Belfast sink with granite work surface and drainer and granite work surfaces Space for Aga; ceiling lights; housed central heating boiler with central heating controls;   beamed ceiling. Wooden French doors with matching windows either side overlooking front garden; base level units incorporate a built-in dishwasher, fridge and freezer; wooden framed window overlooking the rear of the property; tiled splash backs and under-cupboard lighting.

Master Bedroom16'5" x 14'5" (5m x 4.4m). A spacious room with double glazed wooden windows to both side and rear aspects; two radiators, two wall lights, high ceilings with a wooden skylight window allowing natural light into the room.

Bedroom 314'9" x 10'2" (4.5m x 3.1m). Irregular shape being part of the round house, exposed beamed ceiling; radiator, wooden double-glazed windows to front aspect and French doors.

Bedroom 415'1" x 10'10" (4.6m x 3.3m). An irregular shaped room with beamed ceiling; three wooden double-glazed windows to side aspect and French doors leading on to the driveway, ceiling lights; useful alcove with shelving, and radiator.

Bathroom 2 x . Roll top both with mixer tap and shower, low level WC; two glass wash hand basins with mixer taps housed in a stylish wooden vanity unit with drawers; exposed beamed ceiling; extractor fan; ceiling lights, shaving point with light and heated towel rail.

Lounge23' x 18'4" (7m x 5.59m). With pitched ceiling, two wooden framed double-glazed skylight windows with views to both aspects and three skylight windows providing more natural light; Oak balustrade and spindles; part exposed ceiling timbers; telephone and television points.

Mezzanine / Study11'10" x 8'6" (3.6m x 2.6m). Vaulted ceiling and exposed ceiling beams; wooden double-glazed skylight window with views across to the surrounding countryside; stripped wooden flooring; access to a loft space; twin ceiling lights.

Internal hall x . Turning staircase rising to living room; radiator, opaque block window letting in additional light.

Car port x . With double-glazed skylight window; eaves storage space; concrete base and slated roof.

Outside x . To the front of the property is seating areas with a garden tool shed and wood store. There is a further enclosed lawn, and an old building with exposed walls giving the impression of a walled garden; further garden shed and seating areas and access to further land.

Land x . All of the substantial land lies to the front of the property; the copse has been planted by the current vendosr with a Woodland Trust grant; the agreement between the Woodland Trust and the owners of the property runs out in two year's time, at which point the woodland can be used as any prospective vendor requires.

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