The Paddock

Parking for several cars is available on the driveway, from here a raised walkway leads to the front door at first floor level.

On arrival you will be immediately drawn into the kitchen, dining and living room to take in the views!  Windows on three sides and sliding doors opening onto two separate balconies mean you can really bring the outside in.  These patios have a table and chairs for outside dining and a rattan sofa for relaxing.

In the living area there is a modern multi-fuel stove with large comfortable sofa and snuggle chair. The dining table is perfect to gather round friends and family and to enjoy some of the glorious local produce.

The well equipped kitchen is well equipped with an American style fridge freezer, double ovens, dishwasher and the all important wine fridge!

The master bedroom, also on the first floor, has a Super King bed, ensuite bathroom and sliding doors opening onto the large balcony, enjoying wonderful river views.

There is a second double bedroom on this level with twin single beds, also with water views, with shower room across the entrance hall.

On the ground floor there is a hallway with snug/sitting area which opens onto a large terrace which wraps around the front of the house.  Here children can have their own sitting area with sofa and armchair and entertain themselves on wet weather days watching the TV or playing games on the console.

There are two further double bedrooms on this floor.  One bedroom has a king size bed while the other can be made up as twin singles or a Super King bed.  These bedrooms share a modern family bathroom with WC, basin and a shower over the bath.

Also on this floor is a useful utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer which leads into a games room complete with table tennis table.

The gardens have been designed and landscaped to take advantage of the property’s elevated position, offering far-reaching views and plenty of space for outdoor entertaining. Within the gardens there are a variety of flower borders, lawn and trees including a beautiful magnolia.

The pretty waterside village of Flushing was once the home of admirals and packet ship commanders, and the hub of the international mail service. The village has an active community and retains its charm with many 17th and 18th century houses lining narrow winding streets, leading down to the water. It also enjoys a sunny south-westerly aspect and is reputed to have one of the mildest climates in Britain.