Property description

With views towards open fields, this three bedroom property has much to offer. The original part of Pike House was built pre 1779 in brick as a small cottage which was situated by the Toll Gate. The Toll Keeper received the tolls here before the coach and horses embarked further upon their journey.



Upon entering the property, an entrance hall leads to a bedroom and the first reception room. The ample double bedroom is an extension to the original property and could also be utilised as a home office/study.



Two of the three reception rooms are located on the ground floor, offering flexibility for use. To the rear lies the kitchen, which is fitted with a range of wall and base units including space for appliances and room for a breakfast table. Adjoining is a large utility room which provides access to the rear.



Following on are a sun room, bedroom and bathroom. The bedroom is a large double, whilst the bathroom is fitted with a matching suite including a separate shower cubicle.



On the first floor, a particular feature is the sitting room. With a dual aspect, views to the front and rear can be enjoyed and an attractive wood burning stove provides a delightful focal point. Completing the accommodation is a further characterful bedroom with exposed A-frame beams, which is located within the original part of the cottage.



Outside, the property is complimented by a large rear garden backing onto open fields, featuring a summer house, vegetable patch, a pond plus a variety of shrubs and trees. Additionally, a detached garage with power plus parking for one to two cars can be found.