Property description

Originally built towards the end of Queen Victoria's reign The Old Engine House, as its name suggests, housed the engine supplying electricity to the Broadhill Estate. The property was sympathetically converted into a residential dwelling some 35 years ago and now provides beautifully appointed accommodation arranged over two floors. Our vendors have made improvements in recent years including re-roofing and installing a stunning master bathroom suite in 2010 which has featured in a national magazine. Accommodation includes a triple aspect sitting room with vaulted ceiling, an inglenook style fireplace with feature log burner and French doors providing access to the garden, 21'5 x 15'9 farmhouse kitchen/dining room with double doors leading out onto the rear terrace, separate utility room, inner hallway with double French doors to access rear terrace, panelled doors to bedroom 2 and to the double aspect master bedroom with vaulted ceiling and impressive bath/shower room. A hardwood staircase leads to the first floor landing, two further bedrooms and the family bathroom with separate WC. There is an impressive range of built in cupboards to bedrooms 1 and 2. Outside is a gravelled driveway and hardstanding providing off road parking for 5 cars, an oak framed 17'10 x 17'7 double garage which has discrete solar panels on the rear of the roof generating a tax free income of approximately £1250 per annum, a large purpose built outbuilding with bi-fold doors which is currently used a gym and a landscaped West facing garden with two areas of level lawns.

Property Features :

• Detached period house with many delightful character features
• Situated within a private drive forming part of the Broadhill Estate
• Triple aspect sitting room with log burner & vaulted ceiling
• 21´5 x 15´10 double aspect kitchen/dining room & separate utility room
• Master bedroom with vaulted ceiling