Firtree Cottage is a charming stone house located in a central village location, boasting a large oak-framed double garage and workshop. Built in the late 1600s and remodelled in Victorian times, the house has a comfortable and light feel, with a south-facing front elevation. The interior features Marnhull stone floors, a new electric Aga, and a mixture of double and single glazing. The property also benefits from a lapsed planning consent for a single-storey extension. Outside, the property is approached via double wooden gates and offers a south-facing front garden laid to lawn with flower and shrub borders. The plot is approximately 0.20 acres in size. The property is well-positioned in a thriving village with a range of amenities, including two public houses, three churches, and a number of clubs and societies.