Property description
Dating back to around 1850 this attractive period flint cottage sits proudly on a good sized plot on the outskirts of Mickleham Village.
Accessed via a porch you enter into the main living room which has been separated by a double sided solid fuel stove. This room is of good size with wooden beamed ceiling and Georgian style windows. The attractive farmhouse style kitchen is made up of solid wood wall and base units with granite worktops. There is a range cooker, integrated fridge/freezer, dishwasher and a large island, also topped with granite. The kitchen opens onto the conservatory creating an ideal area for dining. Further to the downstairs is a handy utility/boot room and another room with the plumping in situ for a WC.
On ascending the stairs to the first floor you arrive in a large gallery room with cast iron fireplace. This room gives access to a double bedroom with vaulted beamed ceiling and a large sash window overlooking the garden. Down the hall are two further double bedrooms, both with cast iron fireplaces and built in wardrobes. Finally the bathroom is made up of a white suit with chrome fittings.
The beautiful tiered garden is made up of several areas, the main area is lawned and incorporates a large decked area that benefits from all day sun and a great area for children to play. There is a further lawned area and an expansive wooded area. A great attraction to this property is the large workshop that is fully insulated and boasts lighting and electric. There is an array of wooden sheds and driveway parking for multiple vehicles that is accessed via an electric gate from the road.
Three double bedrooms
Two reception rooms
Beautiful gardens
Gated driveway parking
Period features
Large kitchen