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Property Details

Gormanston is understood to have been built during the mid-1900s with later additions, and its design has a strong Georgian influence with an imposing main elevation. The house provides well-arranged and elegantly proportioned accommodation, arranged over three floors, which has been sympathetically enlarged and improved by the current owners. From the covered entrance porch a wide part glazed front door leads through into the reception hall, which runs the depth of the house, with an elegant turned staircase to one side. To one end of the reception hall, glazed doors lead out onto a wide York stone terrace.Features of note include a beautifully appointed kitchen/breakfast room with a limestone floor. The kitchen has been fitted with an extensive range of white fronted units with Silestone polished work surfaces and incorporates a four oven Aga. Other features include large sash windows, high ceilings, attractive open fireplaces in both the drawing room and study, wooden panelling in the drawing room, panelled doors and all four reception rooms are double aspect. The well-arranged ground floor accommodation is ideally arranged for formal and informal entertaining, and is complemented over the first and second floors by six bedrooms, two bathrooms and a shower room, all of which are fitted well-appointed white suites