The terrace is the perfect place for breakfast - one corner catches the morning sun. Equally it's ideal for sundowners - the garden faces south-west so gets sun all day and right into the evening. Truly, it's pretty heavenly.
But, during the day, whenever I can, I grab a rug and throw myself down onto the grass. The SP joins me, of course, and we read a book, or just snooze or muse, down by the pond, hidden by the fuchsia and irises. The bliss of this place is that, although it is nearly in the centre of town, it's totally secluded and private. I suppose our neighbours could look in, if they hung out their windows at an odd angle, but it's unlikely. And the views are fabulous - over to the woods and fields on the other side of the valley.
It's not just me - Adrian has been taking his laptop out and working on the table on the lawn.
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It's just beautiful. How can you bear to leave it?
ReplyDeleteIt IS beautiful, Rachel. Truly gorgeous. But all good things change. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat particulars but it doesn't say whether it is a Detached house or semi and with the photo cutting off part of the house it looks like a semi. Good luck in finding a buyer.
ReplyDeleteHi Jenny
DeleteThanks for dropping by. It is the larger part of an old sporting hotel so, yes, effectively semi-detached! But a damn huge semi. :)
As it happens, the other side may be selling too, so there would be an opportunity to buy the whole thing - great for two families, or, indeed, to run as a hotel again. :)
Thank you!