Retaining an immense degree of its original charm and heritage, the white washed double fronted facade of this period coach house paints a picture-perfect introduction to the home inside. Double timber gates sweep open, enticing you into the enviably private courtyard grounds where a prodigious ground floor wraps-around you, creating a seamless interplay between the outside and in. Once inside, you'll find a thoughtfully composed layout offering a wealth of possibilities. It is well-presented throughout with ample chance to add your own sense of style and make this unique abode your own.

An initial reception room greets you with an open fireplace that could be reinstated to give an instant wow factor, while an adjoining dining room and kitchen combine to give a more contemporary feel. Their open plan design is perfect for day-to-day life or evenings spent entertaining friends; the French doors in the dining room make it effortlessly easy to filter out into the garden. Tastefully chosen Shaker-style cabinetry in the kitchen house a notable array of integrated appliances. Crisp white quartz countertops and an under-mounted sink add to the aesthetic. A brilliantly large boot room, which is versatile in use, sits discreetly behind one of the many traditional solid wood latch doors with its own access to the garden. Explore further and you'll find that the ground floor also has the added convenience of a shower room and a considerable store room with fitted cupboards.

With the rich tones of solid wood detailing and glass balustrades, a contemporary staircase leads you upstairs where you are met with fantastic views along with a duo of magnificently sized interconnecting reception rooms. Adaptable to your own needs, they generate options to have a games room, family room, snug or cinema room. One has the focal point of a classic fireplace framed by a carved timber mantel whilst the split-level dimensions of the largest stretch out beneath the beams of a vaulted ceiling.

Filled with light, the hallway of this L-shaped first floor extends into the main bedroom area where a trio of more than generous rooms produce an ideal degree of accommodation for a growing family. Well-presented yet with scope to be refreshed, two have fitted wardrobes and wash basins, whilst the double aspect principal bedroom has a plush fitted headboard, the charm of a fireplace and steps up to a raised walk-in cupboard.

The excellent proportions that feature throughout this truly unique historic home are echoed in a large first floor family bathroom that has a modern suite yet could easily be updated to lend a luxurious finishing.

Enhancing the enviable amount of versatility that this period home has to offer, a second staircase gives dedicated access to a ground floor double bedroom suite with a prized measure of privacy that both teenagers and guests will adore.

Outside
The high arched timber gates set centrally within the facade of The Coach House sweep open into secluded grounds that generate their own tranquil sanctuary from the world outside. Sympathetically landscaped and including covered off-road parking, they proffer a wonderful connection with the ground floor giving every opportunity to play an integral part of your daily life.

Majestically high vine covered walls lend a coveted level of privacy. A superbly evergreen backdrop to a considerable paved garden makes it easy to imagine relaxing and unwinding in the summer sun or enjoying al fresco drinks and dining with friends. Bricked bordered flowerbeds are fully stocked with mature shrubs and the quintessential blooms of roses and honeysuckle clamber gently up the exterior of the property adding vibrant pops of colour to the whitewashed brickwork.