This charming property, built around 1810, was originally a single residence for a canal foreman, later converted into two cottages for lengthsmen who maintained the Coventry Canal. The property has been lovingly maintained and has a unique position overlooking the Anker valley and adjacent to the canal. The interior features exposed brickwork, open fireplaces, and original features, while the exterior boasts a large rear garden, side garden, and patio area. The property also benefits from off-road parking for two cars, with a parking covenant in place. With its rich history and picturesque setting, this property is a rare find, offering a unique blend of character and practicality.