Once the old school house, the property has been thoughtfully adapted over time, originally forming part of a single grand building before later being divided into two individual homes, No. 33B also benefitting from a sympathetic extension.
From the moment you step inside, the home’s character immediately shines through. The welcoming entrance hallway features original tiled flooring, setting the tone for the charm that continues throughout. The spacious kitchen/dining room provides a cosy hub for daily living, while the principal reception room is a breathtaking space of scale and elegance. With beautiful wooden floors, large feature windows, decorative panelling and wonderfully high ceilings, it offers a rare blend of period detail and inviting atmosphere, perfect for entertaining or relaxing in style. A useful cloakroom completes the ground floor.
Upstairs, a generous landing illuminated by a striking stained glass window leads to three comfortable double bedrooms and a well appointed family bathroom. The sense of space is matched by a feeling of timeless character at every turn.
Outside, the property occupies an impressive plot. The front garden and driveway gives a welcoming approach, while the brick built garage, log store and workshop offers excellent storage and exciting potential for future use, perhaps a studio, or even ancillary accommodation (subject to consents). The rear garden is a particular highlight, beautifully sized, private, and full of possibilities for families, gardeners or anyone seeking a peaceful outdoor haven.
This is a home that stands apart, generous in proportions, rich in charm, and unlike anything else on the market. With its storied past, architectural character and enviable plot, it is sure to appeal to buyers seeking something truly individual, with a lifestyle to match.
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