Peterston-super-Ely — Peterston-super-Ely

The house itself is rich in character, retaining a remarkable array of period features including exposed wooden floorboards, original flagstone flooring, and intricately carved marble fireplaces. Over the years, the property has been thoughtfully extended to create a spacious and versatile family home, with additional reception rooms added to both the eastern and western wings. Upon entering through the porch, a central hallway provides access to the principal rooms. The family sitting room, located in the south-west corner, features tall original windows and a striking marble fireplace with a wood-burning stove set on a slate hearth. The dining room, also facing the front elevation, leads into a beautifully crafted David Salisbury conservatory. Designed to harmonise with the original architecture, the conservatory enjoys a sunny south-easterly aspect and overlooks the cottage garden, which is screened from Trehedyn Lane by a tall stone wall. From here, doors open onto a flagstone terrace that adjoins the garden. A cosy snug or study, complete with original fireplace and fitted cabinetry, overlooks the eastern garden. An inner hallway leads to a cloakroom, laundry room, and the kitchen/breakfast area, with the original servants’ staircase rising to the first floor. The bespoke Greenheart kitchen forms the heart of the home, featuring an Esse electric range cooker, central island with breakfast bar, and a large built-in larder. Integrated appliances include an American-style fridge freezer, wine fridge, microwave, and an Insinkerator tap for instant boiling water. The kitchen flows seamlessly into a David Salisbury orangery, a light-filled breakfast space glazed on three sides and positioned to enjoy views across the terrace and pergola-covered seating area, with a stunning outlook towards the lake. Adjacent to the kitchen is a practical boot room and rear entrance, housing the gas boiler, a Belfast sink, and ample storage. A separate laundry room offers space for a