Description
Dating back to the early 19th century, Springfield House is a charming, stone-built period home, thought to have originally formed part of the neighbouring Orchard House estate. Extended over time, it now offers over 2,100 sq ft of accommodation, blending historical character with modern family potential. Set on a mature plot approaching a quarter of an acre with detached outbuildings offering scope for further use.
Rich in character, the house retains exposed beams, wooden floors and several working fireplaces multiple fireplaces, timber flooring, and a strong sense of period charm. The entrance lobby opens into a striking double-height dining hall with wooden flooring and a feature fireplace. This leads to a cosy sitting room, centred around an original inglenook fireplace with log burner and bread oven, and a separate drawing room with an additional fireplace. To the rear, the spacious kitchen includes a breakfast area and a walk-in larder, overlooking a charming patio and seating area. While perfectly serviceable, the kitchen offers an opportunity for modernisation and extension. Including the very natural prospect of converting the adjacent patio into a light-filled conservatory or garden room. A utility room and ground-floor WC are located just beyond.
Together, these ground-floor rooms offer excellent flow and flexible space ideal for modern family life or entertaining. Upstairs, a generous landing leads to four double bedrooms, one with a fireplace and en suite shower room, and another also featuring a fireplace, along with a family bathroom. The private, walled rear garden enjoys a south-westerly aspect and extends to approximately 100 ft x 60 ft, divided into attractive zones. Beyond the main house lies a detached garage and three stone outbuildings, totalling around 600 sq ft, offering excellent potential for conversion to a home office, gym, stabling, or additional garaging. There is gated access from the adjoining lane, as well as off-street parking.
