This hidden gem, nestled at the top of this very discreet cul-de-sac, has so much to offer - a substantial house, plenty of parking and a very large walled garden.Approached into the hallway with stairs rising to the first floor there is a downstairs cloakroom and storage beneath the stairs. The sitting room in the front is cosy for the winter, a Bath stone fireplace houses a woodburning stove. The dining room is spacious and was previously open into the snug at the back, but this has now been made into two separate rooms. The summer sitting room has a dual aspect, and quite glorious view of the garden, patio doors open onto the terrace. The kitchen is oak with plenty of storage, a range of appliance and plenty of room for a breakfast table. Adjacent is a useful boot/utility room with planned space for appliances and room to store coats and boots.Upstairs there are four double bedrooms and a good size single room, all of which have the benefit or built in storage. The principal bedroom has an en-suite shower room and the family bathroom has a bath with an overhead shower, and a spacious airing cupboard.The house has a gated entrance leading to an abundance of parking, ample room for a camper van or caravan and leading to a double garage. The garage has been converted to provide a workshop at the back and has access to the rear garden.The front garden is a good size with potential to create a carport on the far side of the house, whilst still allowing access into the rear garden.The garden is a huge asset to the house, mainly laid to lawn with a thriving vegetable patch, a terrace close to the house, a greenhouse and shed and just outside the back door a delightful covered seating area, perfect for watching uninterrupted sunsets. It is very private and not overlooked, completely enclosed by walls.