The home is entered at the middle level. Off the hallway is a neatly appointed cloakroom with WC and wash basin. From here, steps descend and curve gently into the heart of the house – a beautifully proportioned main living space where generous ceiling height and a sweep of rear-facing windows create a wonderful sense of light and openness. Engineered oak flooring runs underfoot. One wall is lined with bespoke integrated cupboards and shelving, providing ample storage and a dedicated space for the television, while another is anchored by an inviting log-burning stove, perfect for cosy evenings. Opposite sits the kitchen, fitted with a comprehensive range of units complemented by tiled splashbacks. Features include an integrated dishwasher and fridge, an inset single-drainer sink, and a recessed space for an electric cooker with a filter extractor above.
The dining area lies to the rear, bathed in natural light from twin Velux windows, flanked by side windows and French doors that open directly onto the garden. This is a wonderfully social space, equally suited to everyday family meals or entertaining. A wide, full-height cupboard discreetly houses plumbing for a washing machine and offers space for a freezer.
Returning upstairs to the ground floor level, you arrive at the principal bedroom. A large sash window frames far-reaching views across the town, while a walk-in closet sits neatly to one side. At the far end, a softly curved wall leads into the en-suite bathroom, where indulgence awaits. Here you can unwind in a deep, sculpted bath set beneath the sash window, or refresh in the spacious walk-in shower with rainfall head. A WC and vanity wash basin with integrated storage complete the space.
The first floor hosts two further bedrooms along with the family bathroom. The bathroom features a clean white suite comprising WC, wash basin and panelled bath. Bedroom two is a comfortable double room, enhanced by a deep recessed area ideal for a wardrobe or compact home office. Bedroom three also enjoys a sash window with lovely elevated views across the town, making it an equally appealing guest room or study.
The garden is accessed from the lower ground floor. Immediately outside is a wooden decked terrace with glazed balustrading, perfectly positioned for outdoor dining while enjoying the outlook. A cleverly concealed hatch in the decking reveals stone steps that lead down to the lower garden which unfolds over terraced levels offering secluded places to sit and enjoy peaceful surroundings. This space is fully enclosed

Directions:
Turn left out of our office in the Market Square, left again into Duke street and then right towards the Church. Take the road or the steps and then turn right into South Ford Road. The house is about half way along the street on the right.