This charming Grade II listed, two-bedroom semi-detached cottage in Cromford, Derbyshire, dates back to 1690 and boasts a wealth of character and original features. The property has extensive gardens to the front and rear, as well as a converted former pigsty that could be used as a home office, workshop, or artist's studio. The interior features a spacious living room with a stone fireplace, a dining kitchen with a solid wood range of units, and a "Derbyshire" landing with two good-sized bedrooms. The property also has a ground floor bathroom, utility area, and a converted former ale house with a serving hatch. The location is ideal, with the village center just a short walk away, offering shops, post office, cafes, pubs, and a sought-after primary school. The property is surrounded by lovely walks, with a network of footpaths linking up with the nearby High Peak Trail and the Peak District National Park.