Selling agent Stobart & Hurrell said: “Set amidst tranquil countryside, this exceptional property marries period charm with contemporary design to create an expansive and beautifully balanced family residence.”

The original thatched cottage boasts period features such as exposed beams and a brick fireplace, while the contemporary two-storey extension includes a southwest-facing balcony with glass balustrades.

The open-plan living space has French doors to the terrace (Image: Stobart & Hurrell) On the ground floor of the property, a hallway leads to the kitchen and utility room.

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The kitchen........

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