Listed Grade II* of special architectural or historical interest The Red House is believed date back to 1710. It is constructed principally from red brick under a predominantly pitched peg and slate roof and has been extensively and sympathetically renovated by the current owners. It is enhanced by sash windows, working shutters, skirting boards, cornice work, several fireplaces and a fine galleried staircase. The house benefits from a controllable lighting system and integrated speakers.

The reception rooms are all beautifully presented with light-filled rooms and delightful period features. The kitchen opens into a breakfast area with door out to a delightful sun terrace overlooking the gardens. There is a wine cellar and an excellent basement utility/laundry room.

The first floor is approached by an elegant staircase onto a galleried landing with a baize door connecting to the back staircase and side landing. The principal bedroom has outstanding views over the gardens, an ensuite shower and walk-in dressing room. There are two further bedrooms which share a bathroom and a shower room off the back stair landing. Off the main staircase is a study/bedroom with connecting door to a further room, used as a dressing room and with separate door to the back landing.

The second floor consists of a large full length room with views over the roof tops to the river along with a bedroom (6).

The double electric gates open onto a sweeping drive which culminates in a large parking area and fronts the coach house which comprises a garage/store room and on the first floor a room ideal as a home office/studio. Adjoining is the large double car port. The walled gardens are stunning and include a particularly well appointed indoor swimming pool with glazed-off seating area along with a Klafs sanarium, changing/shower room and further kitchenette and pump room to the rear.

To the side of the terrace area are a run of useful outbuildings comprising a work shop, store rooms, boiler room and a utility/laundry with dog shower and WC.

The gardens open out beyond the terrace to magnificent formal gardens with numerous shaped beds and a magnificent wisteria running along the side wall and a charming thatched summer house. A set of central wrought iron gates open into an informal pond garden with yew topiary, a pond and bordered by beech hedging.

About 0.65 acre

Lot 2

A further area of garden with access via a right of way over Fenn Walk. Numerous specimen trees including a particular fine oak and established shrubs. To one side is a garden store building and an orchard.

About 0.82 acre

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