Seven Sisters Road, St. Lawrence

A beautifully presented Victorian home with sea glimpses, generous garden and detached studio/annexe, blending stylish interiors with enchanting character, set in a peaceful and highly desirable coastal setting.

The Haven is a unique period home, combining refined interior design with a rich sense of history and setting. Once serving as the apple store and stables to the prominent Victorian country house St Rhadagunds, The Haven today offers beautifully balanced accommodation arranged over three floors, alongside a versatile detached studio/annexe chalet in the garden. Recent upgrades include a refurbished bathroom and also the installation of aluminium double-glazed windows which effortlessly complement the enchanting stone elevations. The interiors have been thoughtfully curated, with soft, elegant décor that enhances the character of the original building, while the generous garden and glimpses of the sea to the rear create a lifestyle that feels both tranquil and inspiring.

Set within a highly sought-after coastal setting, the property enjoys a peaceful position while remaining conveniently close to local amenities and the shoreline. The surrounding area offers a wonderful blend of countryside and coastal living, with nearby walks, open spaces, and access to the sea. The combination of privacy, natural beauty, and convenience makes this a particularly desirable location for both full-time residence and weekend retreat.

Welcome To The Haven - Approaching from the idyllic Seven Sisters Road, the charming façade of The Haven, with its mix of stone and rendered elevations and decorative period detailing, reflects its heritage as part of a former estate building. A pathway leads to the front entrance, framed by greenery and planting, creating an inviting first impression that hints at the elegance and warmth found within.

Entrance Hall - Perfectly positioned, the entrance hall provides plenty of storage and is also home to a utility cupboard for a washer and dryer. A door leads into the kitchen/dining room.

Kitchen/Dining Room - The kitchen/dining room is both stylish and welcoming, designed as a true hub of the home. Shaker-style cabinetry is complemented by warm timber worktops and textured brick-style tiling, creating a timeless, country-inspired feel. The space is beautifully light, with a window overlooking the garden and drawing in natural greenery. There is ample room for a large family dining table, making it ideal for both everyday living and relaxed entertaining, while the thoughtful layout ensures practicality and ease of use. Beautiful timber floors flow though a pair of fabulous glazed doors into the sitting room.

Sitting Room - The sitting room is a wonderfully inviting space, where character and comfort combine effortlessly. A wood-burning stove set within a recessed fireplace provides a cosy focal point, while the proportions of the room allow for a flexible layout. The décor is soft and refined, enhancing the sense of calm and elegance, and perfectly complementing the period features. Natural light flows through the space with a large window overlooking the garden, creating a bright yet tranquil environment ideal for both relaxation and hosting. A door provides access to the garden, and stairs lead up to the first-floor landing.

First-Floor Landing - The first-floor landing is a light and airy space, connecting the principal rooms with a natural sense of flow. Soft, neutral décor continues here, enhancing the calm and cohesive feel that runs throughout the home.

Bedroom One - A beautifully presented principal bedroom, offering generous proportions and a serene atmosphere. The soft colour palette and elegant styling create a restful retreat, while the elevated position provides a pleasant outlook to the side aspect.

Bedroom Two - A charming and well-proportioned second bedroom, equally well styled with a gentle, neutral finish. Enjoying a peaceful outlook with glimpses towards the sea adding to its appeal, it is perfectly suited for guests, family, or as a flexible space depending on requirements.

Bathroom - The bathroom has been tastefully updated in recent years, featuring a heritage style suite that blends seamlessly with the home’s overall aesthetic. Finished with clean lines and quality fittings, and featuring a beautiful splashback around the bath, it provides both luxury and practicality for everyday use.

Attic Bedroom - The attic bedroom provides an additional, highly versatile space. Tucked away on the top floor, it offers a sense of privacy and charm, making it ideal as a guest bedroom, home office, or creative retreat. Its position adds flexibility to the overall layout, enhancing the home’s adaptability.

Studio/Annexe - The detached studio/annexe is a particularly valuable addition, offering a self-contained space with its own shower room and a separate WC. Perfect for overflow or guest accommodation, a home office, or studio use, it provides excellent flexibility while remaining separate from the main house.

Gardens - The rear garden is a standout feature - generous in length and beautifully enclosed by mature trees, established planting and characterful stone walls, creating a peaceful, almost woodland-like atmosphere and enhancing privacy. A wide lawn extends from the house, offering space for relaxation and recreation, while towards the far end in front of the chalet, a raised decked terrace provides an ideal spot for outdoor dining. From the rear, there are attractive glimpses of the sea, adding an extra layer of appeal and reinforcing the property’s coastal setting. To the front, a courtyard style garden creates a welcoming entrance, with cobble stones, colourful borders and enclosed by magnificent stone walls. A useful side gate connects to the rear garden

Parking - Approached between grand stone pillars, there is ample space for a vehicle to park on the shared gravel driveway adjacent to the property.

The Haven is a rare and captivating home, offering a unique blend of history, style, and lifestyle. From its elegant interiors and characterful origins to its generous garden, annexe, and coastal glimpses, it presents an exceptional opportunity in a highly desirable setting. An early viewing with the sole agent Susan Payne Property is highly recommended.

Additional Details - Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: C (Approx £2,346.22 for 2026/27)
Services: Mains water and electricity. Private drainage (cesspit) and private LPG supply.

Agent Notes:
The information provided about this property does not constitute or form part of an offer or contract, nor may it be regarded as representations. All interested parties must verify accuracy and your solicitor must verify tenure/lease information, fixtures and fittings and, where the property has been extended/converted, planning/building regulation consents. All dimensions are approximate and quoted for guidance only and their accuracy cannot be confirmed. Reference to appliances and/or services does not imply that they are necessarily in working order or fit for the purpose. Susan Payne Property Ltd. Company no. 10753879.