Glovers is located at the end of a no through road with an idyllic outlook over adjacent farmland. A grass meadow on the opposite side of the lane to the house, runs down to the river Ter. It is understood that the original property dates back to the early nineteenth century and still has many of its original features, including inglenook fireplaces, exposed studwork and cast iron fireplaces. The current owners have during their time, undertaken a major redevelopment of the property, sympathetically adding a substantial two storey extension to the side. Some older period homes can struggle with light, that certainly is not the case with Glovers, the three ground floor reception rooms all have windows to at least two aspects. The spacious kitchen diner looks out over the gardens to both front and side creating a light room ideal for family's and entertaining alike. A very useful utility room and downstairs shower room complete the ground floor. To the first floor there are four double bedrooms the master of which has its own en-suite shower room with the other three being served by the well appointed family bathroom. A stair case leads up to the second floor, whilst there is restricted head height here, this really is a very usable space as evidenced by the current owners who have it set up as a home office. With windows to both ends of this attic room there are some quite stunning views to both front and rear. Externally the gardens and grounds have been landscaped to create a most attractive outlook with mature well stocked beds and borders. There is ample parking at the property with a sweeping shingle carriage driveway and double cart lodge. The situation and setting of this property are really something special, call us today and come see for yourself.
| Hall | 21'2\" (6.45m) max x 17'3\" (5.26m) max. Windows to the front flanking front door, window to the rear, stairs to first floor. Ceiling light, tiled floor.
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| Lounge | 24'2\" x 17'11\" max (7.37m x 5.46m max). Double glazed windows to the front and side, French doors to front. Inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove and oak bressumer over. Exposed ceiling timbers, storage cupboard, wall lights and TV point.
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| Dining Room | 13'4\" x 11'5\" (4.06m x 3.48m). Double glazed windows to side and rear, exposed stud work and ceiling timbers. Brick fireplace, brick hearth and wood burning stove with oak bressumer over. Ceiling light, radiator and storage cupboard.
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| Kitchen Diner | 19'4\" x 16'3\" (5.9m x 4.95m). Range of eye and base level units, tiled flooring, space for range cooker with extractor hood over. Butler sink with beech wood drainer, integrated dishwasher. Windows to side looking out to garden and summer house, window to front looking over gardens and cart lodge.
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| Utility | 13'2\" x 5'9\" (4.01m x 1.75m). Space for washing machine and tumble dryer, window and door to the rear. Ceiling light and tiled floor, door to shower room.
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| Study | 10'8\" x 10'3\" (3.25m x 3.12m). Double glazed windows to the side and rear, ceiling light, TV point, BT point.
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| Shower Room | Double glazed window to rear, pedestal wash basin, low level WC, corner shower cubicle, tiled floor.
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| Bedroom 1 | 19'6\" x 16'2\" (5.94m x 4.93m). Double glazed windows to both front and side, ceiling light, radiator door to en-suite shower room.
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| En-suite | Double glazed obscure window to front, corner shower cubicle, pedestal wash basin, low level WC.
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| Bedroom 2 | 13'2\" x 12'1\" (4.01m x 3.68m). Double glazed windows to front and side, with views both over the gardens and across the adjacent valley. Some exposed timbers, ceiling light radiator.
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| Bedroom 3 | 13'4\" x 12'4\" (4.06m x 3.76m). Double glazed window to side and rear, some exposed stud work, fireplace, ceiling light, storage cupboard.
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| Bedroom 4 | 10' x 7'7\" (3.05m x 2.31m). Double glazed windows to rear and side, storage cupboard, ceiling light, radiator.
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| Bathroom | Double glazed window to front, panelled bath, low level WC, pedestal wash basin.
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| Attic Room | 29'3\" x 8'8\" (8.92m x 2.64m). Double glazed windows to front and rear, ceiling lights. Whilst the room has restricted head height it makes for a very useful space as either a play room or as is currently utilised a home office.
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| Cart Lodge | The cart lodge measures approximately 25ft x 15ft, there is connected power and lighting to the building. The current owner is a classic car enthusiast and subsequently the lodge is not a conventional open building but has double opening doors to the front, creating an ideal storage and work space within. On the exterior there are log stores to both sides.
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| Front | The front of the garden has the carriage driveway which sweeps from the front boundary to the cart lodge and on further to the side boundary, to both ends there are country style five bar gates. There are mature trees and established hedgerow borders. Between the cart lodge and the house are raised flower and shrub beds well stocked with hardy evergreens and various perennial plants, these beds are edged with railway sleepers.
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| Side gardens | To one side of the property is an attractive cabin style summer house that has power and lighting. To the front of this is a paved patio area. To the other side there is a lawned area which is bordered by a mature hedgerow.
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| Rear | The rear of the property is accessed from the utility room internally and a side path from the front of the property externally. There is also a rear gate giving access to the rear boundary for maintenance. There are raised shrub beds directly behind the house which are well stocked with mature bushes and plants.
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