A detached four-bedroom house set in an elevated position, offering a complete renovation project with structural works needed to the garage. Tucked just below the village lane, the house sits behind terraced gardens that lie to the front. A stepped, wooded path leads down to the main entrance, which opens directly into the sitting room. From here, two doors lead off the sitting room: one opens into the inner hallway, while the other leads into an inner lobby that connects to a lean-to utility area and on into a sunroom — all of which require replacement or significant renovation. The inner hallway has stairs rising to the first floor and gives access to the ground floor bathroom on one side and the kitchen on the other. A corridor from the kitchen leads to a covered work/storage area, which also needs attention. Upstairs, there are two double bedrooms at the front with high ceilings and wonderful views across the valley. The other two bedrooms are smaller and have some restricted head height. This house will suit a buyer unafraid of hard work but for those with vision, know-how, and funds, it could become a truly charming home.

Property Information: Title: The house does not currently have a registered title as the original deeds have been lost. The solicitor handling the sale has applied to Land Registry to resolve this.
Access: There is a pedestrian right of way through a neighbour’s garden to the pub car park below.
Structural: The garage requires structural repair. There are also recommendations to strengthen cracks at the front of the house with Helibars. A copy of the structural engineer’s report is available and should be reviewed before arranging a viewing. The engineer also recommends that the large trees are professionally pollarded and maintained.
Heating: Electric night storage heaters.
Parking: Garage. Parking in front (tbc).
Connectivity: Ofcom reports ultrafast broadband is available. Mobile outdoor coverage is good.