Tydabuan

Kitchen

offering fitted base and wall cupboards, Belfast style sink, electric oven and hob, plumbing for washing machine, tiled splashbacks, radiator, tiled flooring, timber door and window to the front with wonderful long ranging views.

Living Room

Offering stone inglenook fireplace with timber lintel, wood burning stove inset and bread oven feature to side, timber beam, radiator, timber door to front porch and window to front with views. Stairs to first floor and doors to;

Study

with radiator and window to rear, understair cupboard and door to;

Bathroom

offering panelled bath, WC, wash basin, wet room style shower, mostly tiled walls, radiator and window to rear.

First Floor Landing

with radiator, window to rear and hatch to loft space.

Separate WC

with wash basin, tiled splashbacks and extractor fan.

Bedroom One

with radiator, window to the front with far ranging views, cupboard housing gas fired boiler, providing central heating and hot water and hot water cylinder.

Bedroom Two

with radiator and window to front.

Bedroom Three

with radiator and window to front.

Attached Barn - The Byre

subdivided into cow stalls manger and pens with concrete, earth and stone flooring, walls and various door openings to the front. Door to;

Goat Shed

with direct access to adjoining field to rear providing useful shelter.

Workshop Store

with stone slab and brick set floor, exposed stone and timber panelled walls, timber stair to loft store.

Cattle Shed

with cobbled stone floor with window to rear and door to;

Loft Store

with timber truss, stone and timbered walls and window to the rear, opening to;

Hay Loft

with part timber floor, timber trusses, windows to gable and openings to front and rear. This area is in need of considerable work but is considered ideal for conversion to additional living accommodation to compliment the main house or as a separate self-contained accommodation for letting purposes or extended family. In 2006 planning permission was granted for conversion of the Byre to a dwelling, however this has now lapsed.

Outside

To the side of the house is the gardens which are laid to grass with assorted trees. An open fronted garage 5.4m x 5.2m of stone construction with CGI roof is currently providing useful wood storage. To the rear is a timber frame and brick hideaway 3.3m x 2.5m with corrugated cladding and attached woodstore.

The opposite side of the unclassified road is a further grassed enclosure/copse, stoned parking area and the remains of a further outbuilding.

To the rear of the house is the sloping pasture field of almost 3 acres which is ideal for the keeping of livestock and ponies and benefits from panoramic views of the surrounding countryside to the Eppynt hills in the distance.