Maison De Village Victorienne Bien Proportionnée

Formerly the Fyfield Arms, Highland Wedding was converted into a private house is 2006. It now takes its name from a Grand National winner in 1969, who had been trained by a local racehorse trainer. The house now provides well-proportioned accommodation over three floors, extending to around 2836 sq.ft. There are plenty of features associated with a house of this era, including open fireplaces, wooden floors, and generous ceiling heights. Of particular note are the well-proportioned living spaces.

On the ground floor there is a welcoming entrance hall, which leads to a sitting room with lovely open fireplace with a wood burning stove and double doors open into a second sitting room which has been more recently used as a playroom, and also has an open fireplace and French doors out onto the garden. There is a superb kitchen/dining/ living room which really is the heart of the home, the kitchen has a central island with breakfast bar and there is space for a large dining table as well as seating area, around a wood burning stove and just off this space is a neat study/library area. The more practical spaces can be found adjacent to the kitchen, where there is a fantastic boot/utility room along with a boiler room and a cloakroom.

On the first floor is found the principal bedroom, a very generous 20ft room, with built in wardrobes and an en-suite bathroom. There are two further double bedrooms and a family bathroom on this floor. The third floor has two further bedrooms, both with en-suite bathrooms, which have worked well for teenagers!