Outside Description

The Old Malt House benefits from its own private, enclosed garden, which is accessed internally from the games room and can also be accessed externally through a gate leading off the entrance courtyard.

The garden is elevated and enjoys delightful countryside views. With a south westerly aspect, it is a real sun trap and is the perfect place to relax in the evening with a G&T or a glass of bubbly.

The garden is equipped with a table and chairs to seat four for al fresco dining, as well as Adirondack chairs for a relaxing read or sneaky snooze.

Downstairs Description

The property was sympathetically converted into living accommodation in the 1990s, retaining a wealth of original features to include exposed beams, inglenook fireplace and working hand pump for the well, which still exists under the kitchen floor. It has recently been renovated to provide modern comfortable accommodation.

The accommodation is all on the ground floor but there are a number of steps to reach the garden and the front entrance is via an old uneven cobbled courtyard, making it unsuitable for those with restricted mobility. The first floor of the building housing The Old Malt House is used only for storage and thus there is no noise from above.