This historic property, known as the Old Cider House Grove, is a rare opportunity to own a piece of the past. The Grade II listed cottage, built in the 1600s, features original oak spiral staircases, inglenook fireplaces, and antique re-claimed wood throughout. The property is nestled beside a tiny woodland, home to a colony of hedgehogs and a variety of garden birds, including sparrows, finches, and blue tits. The completely private garden is virtually maintenance-free, with a natural ecosystem established over 25 years, featuring a stunning mature cherry tree, wisteria, and evergreen clematis. The house has been carefully preserved, with many original features still intact, including a pantry kitchen with a Belfast sink and a corner wall cupboard. The property also boasts a vintage deep enamel bath, Pilkington tiling, and Portuguese picture tiles. With its unique blend of history, natural beauty, and wildlife sanctuary, the Old Cider House Grove is a truly one-of-a-kind property.