Damson Cottage is a spacious semi-detached cottage in the village of Bayton, Worcestershire, set in a two-thirds of an acre garden with idyllic countryside views. The property was originally part of the Wheatsheaf Inn, converted into two residential dwellings in 1999. The current owners have carefully preserved and enhanced the property's original character, featuring bespoke hand-made oak period bi-fold doors and windows, a hand-built kitchen, and a stunning family room completed in 2021. The property has four double bedrooms, a stylish house bathroom, and a spacious lounge with a log burner. The gardens are an outstanding feature, with a full-width real stone paved patio, an ornamental pond, and outdoor real-flame gas fire, offering the perfect space for entertaining. Bayton is a delightful country village with a designated conservation area, a 12th-century Norman church, and an "outstanding" primary school.