A fine 1905 built detached house on a south westerly facing plot of about 0.23 acres. This grand house offers the capacious room size and ceiling height associated with the Edwardian period and retains a range of period features.

A central hallway has staircase to first floor, guest cloakroom and doors to the principal reception rooms. The sitting room enjoys a triple aspect with bay window to front, leaded arch windows flanking a fireplace and double doors leading out to an open ended garden room. There is a second living room, also with bay window and open fireplace, a dining room with French doors to the garden and bricked fireplace. A morning room takes advantage of an south easterly facing bay window and it leads through to the kitchen breakfast room. This generously sized room has great views of the garden from windows to both side and rear and glazed French doors and an in floor spiral wine cellar. There is also a utility room and a boot room.

The first floor has three very substantial double bedrooms, the principal of which has an en suite bathroom. There is also a family bathroom. The second floor offers three further double bedrooms, a shower room and a large eaves storage area.

The rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with mature trees and shrubs to the borders. To the rear of the house there is a patio to take advantage of the south westerly aspect. The front garden has a block paved driveway which leads to the attached single garage, which has pedestrian doors to the rear.

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