Whilst retaining many of its original features and charm, an open plan extension has been adapted to suit modern lives.
The accommodation comprises of three main reception areas, a magnificent family kitchen, living and dining area, a south facing orangery and large secluded cottage gardens. Upstairs are four well-proportioned bedrooms sleeping up to eight guests and a spacious balcony with sea views.
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