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"A stunning and truly unique period home within walking distance of the Town Centre & Train Station, displaying a plethora of charming features and offering four bedrooms and two bathrooms the property also features a well with a cast iron pump which is an attractive and unique attribute. Internally you will find a lateral layout which comprises entrance hall, living room and kitchen diner. The entrance hall is an impressive space displaying a former fireplace which is now a stylish storage feature the entrance hall provides access to the cloakroom and also provides passage to the living room. The living room is an alluring space which oozes charm and features wooden framed windows set within mullions, stone window seats, a large stone fireplace and exposed beams running across the room. The living room is an incredibly generous space which also provides passage to the first floor and the kitchen diner. The kitchen diner is an exceptional display of character meeting contemporary and features the modern touches of a skylight and bi folding doors to make the space bright and airy, but also features an entire wall of exposed stone bringing the essence of the property back into the room. The kitchen diner integrates the incredibly private garden seamlessly and creates a real indoor outdoor space. The garden is sunken from the roadside, creating a sheltered and unoverlooked space.
Further accommodation on the first floor takes the shape of three bedrooms, all of which feature wonderful character features varying from stone window seats to vaulted ceilings & exposed beams. From the first floor landing, stairs can be found to the principle suite which is a well proportioned dual aspect room featuring its very own en suite.

Agents Notes
The pathway that runs across the front of the house does not fall within the curtilage of the plot and has a pedestrian right of access.
A natural spring runs under the house and is fed from the same spring which can be seen on Newtown. This runs off into its own body of water which is at a lower level than the house.

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