Property description

Acacia House is with a wealth of original features (original windows, original cornicing detailing, and original working shutters in the lounge and dining room). All the ceilings are really quite high throughout the property adding to the spacious feel and elegance of many of the rooms. The classic entrance hall with its archway reflecting the fanlight at the front, has lovely chequerboard quarry tiles that stretch all the way through to the back beyond the stairs. Typically, off the hallway symmetrically positioned doors open into reception rooms on either side. Proceeding up the stairs you find a quirkiness which takes every visitor by surprise.There is an interesting mix of modern and period feel to the house inside. The sunroom was added in the 70s by the previous occupants and the current owner has embraced this by furnishing it in the retro style. It is a wonderful light open space with a huge bowed Georgian-style bay window with window seat cum shelf, tongue and groove clad ceiling, exposed brick on two walls, tiled-effect flooring, and two sets of curve-topped patio doors leading to a south facing terrace outside.The house has endless space for storage too. The plot on which the house sits is about half an acre, mainly lawn with mature shrubs and has some really old trees. Acacia House is right opposite the park which has a very good primary school next to it. There is a Co-op which is open all hours and has a post office inside. There is a butcher next door, a village store, a pub - in fact there are a lot of good local pubs - a relatively new health centre, three or four hairdressers, a very large church, and a really good farm-shop close by. And it is not far from the A17 with access to bigger towns.

Property Features :

• Georgian House with Original Features
• Five Bedrooms
• Four Reception Rooms
• Established Gardens with Patio Terrace
• Gravelled Driveway