Seymour Lodge, The Street

Constructed of English bond brick elevations under a tiled roof, Grade II listed Seymour Lodge was a nineteenth century extension to The Seymour Arms. For many years it served as the function room and guest bedrooms for the Inn, until the whole property was granted domestic use and converted into two appealing dwellings.

Approached over its own drive and parking area, the property has an attractive façade, with beautifully coloured brickwork and stone mullion windows. Internally, the room sizes are generous and the high ceilings help to create elegant proportions throughout. To the front is the entrance hall with cloakroom off it, and a very well-sized, dual aspect sitting room. The kitchen and dining area are to the rear of the property and open out via French doors to the garden. There is also a utility room to the side, with a back door.
Upstairs, a landing provides access to two nicely-sized double bedrooms, both with well-appointed ensuite shower rooms.

OUTSIDE
The garden is east facing and is part paved and laid to lawn. There are mature shrubs and planted beds, with the whole being fully enclosed. The oil tank is located behind panel fencing, while a brick outhouse houses the boiler. There is pedestrian side access via a gate.