An Edwardian family home, of much charm and character; originally one of three homes commissioned by John Sanger, the historical showman, this one for his daughter, End House also includes it's own pill box, part of the old GHQ line, which has been cleverly utilised as a workshop, in addition to the double garage.

Retaining a wealth of original character features including decorative high ceilings, wall panelling and attractive bay windows, the property has been thoughtfully improved to combine period elegance with modern living.

The reception rooms are well proportioned and each benefits from a fireplace, providing warm and inviting spaces for both everyday living and entertaining. To the rear of the house, a contemporary extension has created an impressive kitchen/breakfast room, featuring an apex window and bi-folding doors opening directly onto the garden - the roof slates carefully blended with the original. The kitchen is fitted with a handmade range of cabinetry and is centred around a Falcon range cooker, offering both practicality and style. A vaulted utility room provides useful additional space.

On the first floor there are four good sized bedrooms. The principal bedroom enjoys the benefit of a luxury en-suite shower room, while the remaining bedrooms are served by a well-appointed heritage style family bathroom.

Outside, the gardens wrap around the property and are a particular feature, enjoying a South-Westerly aspect with views across neighbouring paddocks and open fields. A well-positioned patio provides an ideal space for outdoor seating and entertaining, particularly on summer evenings. To the front of the property there is a private driveway, with good privacy afforded by an established hedge along the road frontage.