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- To the rear of the property is a brick and timber clad summerhouse beneath a pitched tiled roof which offers potential to be converted into a quaint home office or studio
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Description
Honey Hill Cottage is a grade II listed residence dating from the late 1700s to early 1800s, located at the end of Pettitts Lane. The property is a mix of brick and timber construction, with a reed thatched roof over the original timber framed part. The interior features include a spacious entrance hall with a high vaulted ceiling, an open plan kitchen/family/dining room with a bespoke shaker style kitchen, and an oak framed extension constructed in 2024.
The ground floor also contains a utility room, a WC, and a family bathroom suite with a freestanding bath and walk-in shower. The original timber framed part of the home features a living room/snug and a study/guest bedroom with an inglenook fire. The first floor has three bedrooms, including a master bedroom suite with views across the rear garden and an en-suite bathroom.
The property is set on a 0.28 acre plot with a gravel laid driveway, a detached garage/workshop, and beautifully landscaped gardens with a pond, raised borders, and a summerhouse.