THIS picturesque home in Caldy is described as 'substantial and handsome'.
Situated on Caldy Road, the five-bedroomed detached property is, according to the seller, 'steeped in character and style', occupies a secluded plot spanning approximately two acres of sweeping grounds.
But what do you get for the £1.85million pricetag?
The property has been architecturally designed and constructed by the current owners using rare and precious reclaimed building materials throughout.
It features 'an abundance of charming features' such as bespoke hardwood doors and windows and exposed pine beams. York stone flags are used internally and externally.
Offered for sale with no ongoing chain, and with 'generous room proportions' the accommodation briefly comprises a welcoming hallway, substantial drawing room with feature log burning stove in the centre of the room and a delightful cottage style fitted kitchen with central aga in an exposed brick chimney breast partitioning the kitchen from the dining area.
The ground floor also boasts a cloakroom, WC, pantry and storage rooms.
On the first floor is a large landing space with library, five sizeable double bedrooms, bathroom and WC.
The house is set back from the road with a large frontage, sweeping driveway laid wholly in granite setts and a detached double garage.
Encapsulating the home perfectly are extensive mature grounds with vast woodland areas.
On the market with Move Residential this is one of the most attractive properties in the borough currently advertised on Zoopla.
A Zoopla spokesperson said: "A rare opportunity has arisen to acquire this substantial and handsome five bedroom detached residence. A closer inspection is strongly recommended to appreciate this opulent home in full.
"There are some real gems among the thousands of homes listed on Zoopla.
"If you want to see fascinating properties in your local area, refining your Zoopla search by 'highest price' is a great way to see what's really grabbing attention."
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