This historic thatched cottage in a picturesque village boasts a beautiful garden and modern amenities. Dating back at least 400 years, the cottage features stone walls, a quintessential facade, and a surprise amount of room inside. The entrance leads to a long corridor and a covered area behind, which could potentially be enclosed. The character is confirmed by the thick original timber and traditional ledge and brace doors. The living room features a glorious Inglenook fireplace and deep set windows, making it a great space for a large suite and more. The kitchen is extended and has a generous run of traditional units, a Belfast sink, and three windows providing excellent light and a stunning view. The bathroom is tastefully designed and has a roll top bath and shower. The three bedrooms are charming and have eyebrow casement windows, with the smallest bedroom being unusual and unconventional but with ample room for a double bed and more. The outside space is a huge and pleasant surprise, with a terrace running the full width of the garden and a covered space behind the hall with untapped potential. The beautiful lawn heads away from the house for some distance, flanked by sheds and lovely border plants, and the garden turns gently round behind the left neighbour, providing privacy and space for vegetable beds and a bark-chip-covered play space for children.