Cherry Thatch

Cherry Thatch was built in the 1980s to an individual design and specification, with further additions in the 1990s. The house is positioned centrally in its generous plot, giving a good deal of privacy with gardens to all sides which abuts farmland to the north and eastern boundaries. The accommodation is notable by a mock farmhouse feel, with exposed timbers to the particularly high ceilings on the ground floor, as well as a feature red brick inglenook fireplace to the sitting room. The majority of the rooms on both floors benefit from twin aspect views via extensive glazing and Upvc windows, giving much natural light.

The house offers a good deal of potential to improve; namely incorporating the rear kitchen and breakfast room into one extensive open-plan area. Furthermore, the rear garage provides great scope to convert into a single storey annex which would be ideal to accommodate a dependant relative.

Outside, the property is approached over a shingle drive which leads to the parking area and the attached garaging to the north with electric roller doors. The gardens provide complete privacy from neighbouring properties where the boundaries are defined by extensive hedging and trees. Farmland views are enjoyed to the south eastern boundary – particularly from the kitchen / breakfast room and main bedroom above.