Take a tour of Old Keepers Cottage

Old Keepers House was built on the site of a former railway cottage and was completed approx. 12 years ago. The property provides over 4,200 sq. ft. of living accommodation over 3 floors.

* 5 Bedrooms

* Entrance Hall

* Lounge

* Dining Room

* Garden Room

* Kitchen/Breakfast Room

* Master Bedroom Suite with En Suite, Sun Room & Balcony with Field Views

* Family Bathroom

* 2 Further En Suite Bath/Shower Rooms

* Utility Room

* D/G Windows & Doors

* Air source heating & Under-floor

* Oil Fired C/H as a back up

* 2 Self Contained Annexes, 1 annexe let and 1 being used as a B&B

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