This charming Grade II listed cottage, known as The Old Bakehouse, is nestled in a secluded rural setting along a minor country lane in the quaint hamlet of Swingleton Green. The property dates back to the 16th century, with the original part being the thatched eastern section, while the later addition is the pantiled west end. The cottage features a range of outbuildings, including a kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, and shower room, which were adapted from former single-storey outbuildings. The main ground floor provides two reception rooms, including a dining room with exposed beams and a focal red brick fireplace, and a sitting room with a bay window offering natural light and views over the side garden. The first floor features a central bathroom and two bedrooms, one with views over the side garden and the other with original timbered walls and a Tudor-style fireplace. The property sits on 0.17 acres of land, including a private rear garden with a patio area, lawn, and flower and shrub borders, as well as outbuildings including a brick and tile store and a timber-framed garage.