Creedy Park

The Limes is believed to have been the coach house for Creedy House, formerly the country estate of the Ferguson Davie family, which was divided into several exclusive residences in the 1970s. The property is Grade II listed and retains many of the features of the original building, sensitively converted and updated over the years by successive owners to create a spacious and flexible family home. The ground floor accommodation is naturally well lit with open views across former parkland. The entrance door opens into a lobby with slate flooring that was reclaimed from the former estate kitchen. At the heart of the ground floor is a triple aspect open plan living space, with a wood burning stove and slate floor, leading to a sisal carpeted dining area. The kitchen is well-equipped with handmade reclaimed teak fitted units and a gas range cooker. A snug/play room, boot/utility room with butler sink and separate WC complete the ground floor. Upstairs are four bedrooms and three bathrooms. The spacious main bedroom has an ensuite bathroom. Bedroom three is a dual aspect double room with stunning south facing views serviced by a private bathroom whilst the two further double bedrooms are serviced by a a family bathroom which benefits from a walk in shower. A further WC can be found on a half landing on the rear staircase. A large attic is accessed via bedroom three, is fully boarded and runs the length of the house, providing ample storage space. The property also has extensive brick walled cellars, with high vaulted ceilings, which run the length of the house. These are accessed from the courtyard, with three separate rooms including the original cider and wine cellar for Creedy House.