The main house retains many period features to include high ceilings, original high skirting boards, original fireplaces and wooden beams. There is an impressive spacious entrance hall with doors to all the principal rooms and the ground floor cloakroom.

 The two main reception rooms both have open fires with the original ornate marble surrounds, wooden beams, high windows and wooden floors. 

 A third reception room accessed from the dining room would make a ground floor bedroom or a good size study ideal for anyone working from home.  

Adding to the charm of this  property is the modern country style kitchen which has exposed feature brick walls, fitted units, integrated appliances, a Range Master cooker and space for a large American style fridge freezer. 

The downstairs cloakroom has a low flush WC, a wash hand basin, part tiled walls and is cleverly decorated with the deeds and history of the house.

The first floor is a split landing with access to the loft space and doors to: the master bedroom which is en –suite with a walk in wardrobe and an interconnecting door into bedroom five/dressing room.  

The other three double bedrooms and the family bathroom are accessed from the other landing. Two have Victorian fireplaces and built in wardrobes.

The good sized family bathroom has a white suite with a  corner shower cubicle, panelled bath, low flush WC and a pedestal wash hand basin.  

Outside; The delightful picturesque secluded gardens are enclosed by stone walls and hedgerow offering a great degree of privacy, interspersed with mature trees and shrubs there are very large areas that are mainly  laid to lawn but directly behind the house there is  a  block paved patio,  a raised timber decked seating area, with a wooden balustrade, a level lawn and a block paved  pathway all of which are bordered by a low stone wall with two wooden gates giving access to the ample gravelled parking and in turn the double garage/ancillary annexe, the car port  and the larger lawned garden.

The self contained cottage has wooden beams with the original flagstone flooring to the dining room. The rest of the accommodation comprises of an entrance porch, fitted kitchen, lounge, two double bedrooms with master en-suite and a bathroom.   

The cottage has provided a good income for the current owners with the previous tenants having lived there for the last 17 years.

Brookside House: Council Tax Band E for the period 01/04/2022 to 31/03/2023 financial year is £2,617.89

Brookside Lodge: Council Tax Band B for the period 01/04/2022 to 31/03/2023 financial year is £1,665.93