As its name suggest, The Coach House was previously linked to the main property on Weston Road and originally served as storage for horses and carriages. Built in the 1850s, this unique, detached Georgian property is in Gothic style and is Grade II listed.

Situated on a corner plot, the house and garden are enclosed by walls on all sides, with the main entrance through a garden gate on one side, leading to the front door at the centre of the house. Inside, the immaculate interior is filled with light from its multiple-aspect windows, and is decorated throughout in soft hues of Fired Earth Travertina Crema paint. A spacious hallway has room for a desk/study area and storage, including a utility cupboard.

The ground floor has limestone tiled flooring with underfloor heating. The kitchen/dining room features an electric Rayburn range, marble worktops and Shaker-style units. There’s a banquette bench along one wall providing seating on one side of a large dining table. The living room features a beamed ceiling, an attractive fireplace with gas fire, built-in storage and two glazed doors that open onto the garden terrace.

Upstairs is carpeted throughout (excluding bathroom), the landing/hall offering useful storage. Each of the rooms on this floor have ceiling shapes defined by the roofline; the hallway and bedrooms all featuring Velux windows. The bathroom’s focal point is a deep, rolltop bath, flanked either side by windows.

A wooden framed garden office/potential third bedroom with bi-fold glazed doors offers flexible and useful extra accommodation.

Enclosed by walls on all sides, this pretty and tranquil garden has been thoughtfully designed. Close to the house, paving runs from the entrance gate to the front door. From there, a gravelled terrace is a perfect spot for outside dining, and is accessed directly from the living room glazed doors. Two lime trees frame the front door, and also provide ‘entrance’ onto the lawn, through a wooden trellis at the centre of which a vine grows, covering the top of the trellises either side. There’s a second gravelled area with raised vegetable beds and a wooden shed.