Damson Cottage is a spacious semi-detached cottage in the village of Bayton, situated in a picturesque setting with idyllic countryside views. The property, originally part of the Wheatsheaf Inn, has been carefully converted and improved by the current owners to preserve its original character. The cottage features a bespoke hand-made oak kitchen with a dining area, a spacious lounge with a bay window and inglenook fireplace, and a family room with a contemporary real flame gas fire. The first floor has four double bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with an en-suite shower room. The gardens are an outstanding feature, with an extensive patio area, an ornamental pond, and views to the surrounding countryside. The village of Bayton is a designated conservation area with a 12th-century Norman church and an "outstanding" primary school. The property is freehold, with mains electricity and water connected, and central heating is LPG-fired.