This is a house that settles into family life with ease. Set back from the road on Tysea Hill, it has a quiet confidence from the moment you arrive, with a broad frontage and a driveway that takes everyday comings and goings in its stride.

Inside, the layout works hard without feeling busy. The entrance hall gives a sense of space straight away and connects the ground floor in a way that feels natural rather than planned. There are several places to spend time depending on the day and the season. A large open living and dining space becomes the heart of the house, bright and open, working just as well for slow mornings as it does for evenings with friends. A separate sitting room offers somewhere quieter to retreat to, while the study and playroom provide flexibility that suits modern routines, whether that’s working from home, children needing their own corner, or space that simply changes as life does.

The kitchen sits comfortably within the flow of the house. It is practical, well laid out, and clearly a place that gets used properly day to day rather than dressed for show. A boot room and additional storage spaces quietly take care of coats, bags, and muddy shoes, particularly welcome after countryside walks or school runs. The former garage, now used as a gym, adds another layer of adaptability without feeling like an afterthought.

Upstairs feels calm and well balanced. Four bedrooms are arranged so that mornings run smoothly and privacy comes easily. Two en-suites take the pressure off busy routines, while the family bathroom is well placed for the rest of the floor. The sense throughout is of a house that supports family life rather than dictating it.

Outside, the plot gives breathing space. The driveway handles multiple vehicles comfortably, and the setting feels private without being cut off. This is a home where windows are opened in warmer months, where the seasons are felt, and where the pace of village life sets the tone.

Living here means being part of Stapleford Abbotts without being on display. Country walks start nearby. Local schools, village pubs, and everyday essentials are woven into daily routines. Road links are close enough to make commuting workable, yet far enough away not to intrude.

What the sellers will miss most is the balance. Space without excess. Privacy without isolation. A house that adapts as life changes, and a setting that quietly supports it all.