Rose Cottage is a charming, Grade II listed house located in a quiet village near Scunthorpe and Gainsborough. The property has been extensively renovated while maintaining its traditional appearance, with careful use of stained and polished wood throughout. The house features period touches, including Flemish Bond brickwork and raised parapet gable ends, and some of the main beams are believed to have come from a de-commissioned sailing ship. A modern conservatory has been added to match the property's existing style. The property faces southwest and has a gravel driveway and garage. The interior layout is almost symmetrical, with a central entrance hall leading to the sitting room, dining room, and kitchen. The sitting room has a impressive brick chimney breast with wooden mantlepiece, while the dining room has an elegant wooden mantlepiece and surround. The kitchen features a central preparation area with sink, generous storage, and a free-standing wood burning stove. The conservatory provides extra space and easy access to the garden, and blinds for the roof and sides provide variable control of light and heat.