Malford House is a charming country residence with a rich history dating back to the 16th century. Over the years, this Tudor property has been thoughtfully extended creating over 3500sq ft of living accommodation whilst preserving its original character features offering modern comforts such as impressive inglenook fireplaces and exposed beams.
Situated within the grounds is a DETACHED self contained two double bedroom ANNEX, extensive gardens with an overall plot measuring just shy of 1 acre, ample driveway parking, detached double garage with sauna room, heated outdoor swimming pool and Jacuzzi.

The original part of the property which we believe dates back to around 1580, incorporates an entrance hallway with front entrance door, a spacious dual aspect living room featuring an impressive open inglenook fireplace with double doors leading into a large conservatory with views across the garden and swimming pool area.
There is a central formal dining room with cast iron wood burning stove leading through to the kitchen as well as a separate office/study, a ground floor bathroom and wc.
'The Old Bakery' room was added In the 17th century, which still retains the original inglenook fireplace with bread oven and is now utilised as a cosy snug.
A further extension was added in the 19th century providing a spacious dual-aspect kitchen/breakfast room with Aga included, vaulted ceiling, a separate utility room and a freezer room for added convenience. Completing the ground floor layout is a side porch off the kitchen and a useful rear lobby/boot room.

The first-floor accommodation includes a primary bedroom with an en-suite shower room and stunning triple-aspect views over the gardens and beyond. A second generous double bedroom also offers a triple-aspect outlook with far reaching views complemented by bedroom five, single bedroom/hobby room, along with a well-appointed shower room.
The second floor features two additional double bedrooms and a family bathroom.