This 18th-century stone-built Grade II listed residence, known as Mullion Cottage, is nestled in a semi-rural setting and boasts a unique blend of charm and character. The property has been formed from the conversion of two cottages and a barn, and its extensive grounds include ample parking, gardens, an orchard, and woodland that drops down to the Bridley Brook. The interior features a spacious and flexible living accommodation, including a sitting room, dining hall, dining kitchen, snug, and three bedrooms, as well as two bathrooms. One of the original cottages still requires rejuvenation, offering the potential for a separate living space or self-contained unit. The property's unique features include exposed beams, stone flagged floors, and solid fuel burning stoves, as well as a galleried landing and a range of windows with stunning views.