Despite its history, Pipers Haugh has only had four owners. The current owners have renovated it to become a house of three parts – the main home, the cottage and the coach house.

“Built in the 1890s, this classic Edwardian home is still full of elegance, with an eclectic mix of the contemporary and traditional,” said selling agent Fine & Country.

On the ground floor of the house, there’s an entrance hallway leading to all of the living areas as well as a cloakroom.

The current owners were drawn to the property by the library arches (Image: Matthew Usher) To the left of the hallway, there’s the dining room and the library, which has a wood-burner, making it a cosy place to read in the colder months. The current owners were drawn to the property by the stunning library arches.

To the right of the entrance hall is the living room with log burner and the impressive open-plan kitchen/dining/living area, which includes a bespoke Bates kitchen.

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