A detached Edwardian house with plenty of original character throughout including original wooden floors on both the ground and first floor and fireplaces in most of the rooms.

The hallway leads through to a large reception room with original cupboards and double doors that lead out to the garden. The reception room leads through to the kitchen (extended in 2015) with both a glazed door and a side door providing access to the garden.

At the front of the house is a spacious sitting room with high ceilings, a large square bay retaining the original sash window and fireplace.

On the first floor are four bedrooms and the family bathroom. All but one of the bedrooms retain a feature fireplace.

The loft conversion was carried out in 1999 and is now a large room with wooden floors and a sash window at each end as well as Velux windows offering plenty of light.

Outside is a lean to, built in 2003, which is secured at both ends with locked doors and offers shelter for bikes as well as storage for garden tools and equipment. There is power and Velux windows offering natural light.

The garden is a good size with bordered flowerbeds and some mature trees.