Une Résidence Victorienne Exceptionnelle Située Sur 8 Hectares, Offrant Une Vue Imprenable Sur L'estuaire

Built in 1850, this impressive early Victorian country house offers a wealth of period features and is rich in original detail. Set within exceptionally tranquil grounds, with a traditional walled garden and paddocks, it enjoys a truly idyllic setting. Together with its range of outbuildings, including a Grade II listed barn, the property presents exciting potential for renovation or development, subject to the necessary permissions.

The property
An imposing Victorian façade with a slate roof and large traditional sash windows creates an immediate and striking first impression, setting the tone for this elegant period home. Offering an immediate sense of warmth and heritage, the property is entered via a traditional pagoda-style porch with intricate latticework, leading into a welcoming hallway with original flagstone flooring that continues through the kitchen and breakfast room. Three reception rooms provide excellent well-proportioned and versatile living space with tall ceilings adding to the harmonious period feel of the property. To the front, both the dining room and drawing room feature fireplaces authentic to this period and benefit from incredible far-reaching views. In the drawing room, the fireplace is further enhanced by a log burner, creating a cosy focal point in the cooler months, while ornate cornicework lends further character and period charm. The kitchen and breakfast room exude warm, farmhouse-style character with the timeless charm expected in a home of this age. There is traditional cabinetry with solid wood worktops and a Sandyford range cooker, along with space for family dining. A utility room and cloakroom complete the ground floor accommodation.

Upstairs, four bedrooms are served by two family bathrooms. Three bedrooms enjoy the delightful views, two of which are double in size and feature open fireplaces, while the fourth bedroom to the rear is currently used as a study.