The six-bedroom property in High Stittenham was converted in about 2005 from part of a 19th century farmstead. A spacious and airy reception/dining hall lies at the centre of the house. A contemporary spiral staircase leads to a mezzanine level study and occasional bedroom.
Adjoining is a well equipped kitchen with polished granite worksurfaces and a Lacanche gas-fired two-oven range whilst beyond is a spacious boot/utility room leading in turn to the extensive rear gardens. A south-facing drawing room features exposed roof timbers and a wood burning stove, ideal for entertaining.
A master bedroom suite, two further bedrooms and a house bathroom complete the ground floor. Two bedrooms are on the first floor.
It is on the market for £945,000 with humberts.com.
21. Verdant borders
The garden is bounded on its western side by a stone wall adjoining which are various Sycamore, Maple, Cherry and Himalayan Birch whilst to the north western corner is a fruit garden. Photo: Matt Hillier
22. Edible garden
There are also a series of raised vegetable beds, a greenhouse and a timber garden store. Photo: Matt Hillier
23. Outdoor living
A wide flagged terrace sits at the back of the property. Photo: Matt Hillier