St. Marys house, is an attractive timber framed village house which dates in part to the 15th century, with various additions in the 16th, 18th & 19th centuries. The house has been thoughtfully laid out, with the accommodation arranged over three storeys, combining traditional architecture and contemporary features creating a sophisticated family home.

The property occupies a prominent position within the villages, and is steeped in history, with a suggestion that it may have been built as a market hall for the Abbot of Westminster, and then converted to domestic use after the dissolution.

St. Marys house enjoys plastered elevations under a handmade red plain tile roof, with an attractive symmetrical design and a gabled middle bay, adding architectural interest.

The property features a distinctive entrance, accessed through a portico and an entrance door with a fan light, leading into an impressive vaulted reception hall. Within the glass threshold, historical items related to the house's past are displayed. Off the hall, there are two reception rooms: a dining room with an attractive Victorian fireplace and early 19th-century fitted cupboards, as well as a dual-aspect sitting room boasting a beautiful Adam Style fireplace along with an 18th-century alcove and corner cupboard. Towards the rear of the house, a spacious vaulted kitchen/dining room provides an ideal space for entertaining, with access to the veranda garden. Also accessible from the kitchen is a limited head height cellar, currently used for storage. Additionally, there is a ground-floor cloakroom.

To the first floor, an elegant early 19th-century staircase with scrolled tread-ends and a turned newel post with an acorn finial leads to the principle suite. This suite includes a Jack and Jill family bathroom and a dressing room. The first floor also features a library/snug adjoining the second bedroom. The second floor consists of two additional bedrooms and a shower room.

Outside
St Marys House provide a mature rear garden which is mainly east facing, and has been laid to lawn interspersed with various trees and shrubs, providing all year round interest. A stone terrace extends from the immediate rear of the house, delivering a space for outside entertaining and relaxing.

To the rear of the garden is a detached outbuilding which currently comprises a studio/office and darkroom.

The property offers a car port and driveway, accessed via the car park of the neighbouring property.

Services
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