Hole Lane

Forming part of a small cluster of converted agricultural buildings, Windmill Oast presents an appealing façade, its conical roof a charming nod to the building’s heritage.

Inside, the accommodation is light-filled and airy, with a pleasing sense of openness, while fresh, neutral décor creates an atmosphere of calm and understated comfort. A welcoming reception hall sets the tone, with a timber post providing a subtle division to the bright dining area. Lofty windows and glazed doors allow natural light to flood the interior and create a seamless connection with the outside. The spacious kitchen/breakfast room offers direct access to the garden and is fitted with Shaker-style cabinetry, complemented by stone work surfaces, an island unit and a Range cooker set within a feature niche. The ground floor is completed by a study, a useful utility room, and a flexible en suite bedroom. A timber staircase rises to a generous landing, where steps lead to a first-floor sitting room. This inviting space features a log burner, French doors opening to a south-west facing Juliette balcony, and a wrought-iron spiral staircase ascending to a striking mezzanine level, open to the oast roof and affording far-reaching views across the surrounding landscape. The beautifully appointed principal en suite bedroom, two further bedrooms and a contemporary family bathroom are also located on this level.