Welcome to a calm, spacious family home with countryside views, a fully enclosed dog-friendly garden, and warm underfloor heating throughout. With three bedrooms sleeping six, two bathrooms plus a downstairs WC, and a dedicated home office, it suits families, couples travelling together, and remote workers alike.
THE LOFT SUITE (TOP FLOOR)
Often our guests' favourite room, the loft is the quietest spot in the house. A plush king bed sits beneath twin Velux windows that frame rolling countryside and evening sunsets. It has its own en-suite shower room and WC, plus separate heating controls so you can set the temperature just how you like it.
BEDROOMS, OFFICE AND FAMILY BATHROOM (FIRST FLOOR)
Two generous twin bedrooms each have two single beds, a smart TV, and plenty of storage. One overlooks the garden and the other looks out over open countryside. The layout works well for children, a second couple, or friends. A full family bathroom serves this floor.
Need to work? A private home office with a door that closes and fast fibre broadband gives you a proper, quiet workspace.
LIVING, DINING AND KITCHEN (GROUND FLOOR)
The open-plan living and dining area seats eight and centres on a log burner and a 50" smart TV, ideal for cosy evenings in. The fully equipped kitchen has high-end appliances and an American-style fridge-freezer, with room to cook proper family meals. A separate utility and laundry room handles sandy towels and muddy paws, and there's a handy downstairs WC.
WARMTH AND COMFORT
Underfloor heating runs through the house, so floors are warm on winter mornings with no chilly corners. The loft suite has its own fast-heating radiator, and an efficient combi boiler provides plenty of hot water for back-to-back showers.
OUTDOORS, ALL YEAR ROUND
The private, fully enclosed garden is safe for children and off-lead dogs, with outdoor seating and a BBQ. In summer, throw open the doors, fire up the grill, and enjoy a glass of wine as the sun goes down. In winter, come back from a quiet coast path walk to warm floors and the log burner crackling by four o'clock.