Picturesque village house with one bedroom annexe.
Situated in a conservation area of the village, Rosedene is set behind a walled front garden with a pretty wisteria on the front of the house. Believed to date back to the 1600's, with later additions, the property is not listed and, with a fascinating history, it is understood to have started life as a bakery and ale house called The Crown.
Retaining character and original features the property today offers versatile accommodation. The kitchen/breakfast room has solid oak cupboards, set beneath granite and oak worktops, a quarry tiled floor and walk in larder. Accessed from the kitchen is a triple glazed conservatory, overlooking and opening to the garden. There is a utility room and downstairs cloakroom. The reception rooms have deep window sills, exposed timbers and beams with stone fireplaces and wood burning stoves.
On the first floor there are three bedrooms and a family bathroom. A spiral wooden staircase leads to the second floor where there is another bedroom with en suite bathroom.
Outside, there is a gravelled drive with off street parking. An enclosed walled garden is mainly laid to lawn planted with fruit trees and there is a sheltered sun trap terrace. There are two garden stores.
The detached annexe (The Stable) has a kitchenette, shower room, sitting room and bedroom. Situated across the drive it is ideal for dependant relatives, working from home, studio or gym depending on needs.
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Situated in a village with a friendly community, primary school and pub, this delightful period property is oozing character and has fantastic bonus with The Stable detached annexe.
Nicky Quentel