House No. 6

House No. 6 is a three bedroom detached home of 1,800 square feet, arranged over three floors, with a single garage, driveway parking and a rear garden. The ground floor opens into an entrance hall laid with herringbone ceramic tiles in soft neutral tones, which run on through the floor to tie the spaces together. To the front is a sitting room with fully glazed double doors and a mirrored media wall with an inset electric fire. To the rear, the kitchen and dining room open onto the garden and form the heart of the house, with a central island, integrated NEFF appliances, Silestone worktops and a Quooker tap for boiling and chilled filtered water. Floor to ceiling glazing and overhead Velux windows keep the space bright. A utility room off the kitchen takes a washing machine and dryer and adds a cloakroom. Carpeted stairs rise to the first floor, where two double bedrooms share a house bathroom. The top floor is given over to the principal bedroom suite, reached past a contemporary oak balustrade, with its own en-suite shower room. Outside, the driveway leads to a single garage with an electric sectional door and provision for vehicle charging. The garage also houses the hot water cylinder, the solar technology and the air source heat pump. The rear garden looks over open green land towards the golf course, and is landscaped with an inset lawn, a paved patio and considered planting.