Highfields, a Victorian home built in 1899, exudes warmth and elegance with its redbrick façade, gabled roof, and cheerful porch. The property has been lovingly restored to retain its original features, including a mahogany staircase, ornate arches, and period detailing. The interior is divided into two distinct wings, with the grand reception rooms and elegant entrance hall showcasing the home's heritage. The quieter wings feature more modest spaces, including a cloakroom and dry cellar, while the modern comforts include a log-burning stove, a dry cellar, and a generous plant room. The living spaces are adaptable, with a main sitting room featuring a log-burning stove and a second sitting room with garden views. The dining room is designed for entertaining, with an ornate fireplace and recessed archways, while the study and sun room offer peaceful retreats. The kitchen is a sociable hub, with a central gas hob and warm wood cabinetry. The property features eight bedrooms, including a spacious principal suite with a large dressing room and en suite, as well as a separate family bathroom and walk-in linen cupboard. The gardens are a hidden delight, with a stately line of mature trees, a striped lawn, and a secure, south-facing garden at the rear.