This four-bedroomed Grade II listed period cottage, situated in St Margaret's Street, Rochester, boasts a rich history dating back to the 1700s with later additions in the 19th and 20th centuries. The property features a distinctive front elevation with a peg tile roof, and numerous period details such as fireplaces, exposed beams, floorboards, and a large central chimney. The interior includes a dining room, sitting room, and drawing room, which opens onto a decked patio. The kitchen leads to a sun room with double doors opening onto a brick terrace. The property also features a downstairs shower room, an upstairs bathroom, and a large reception landing that can be used as a study area or occasional bedroom. The long west-facing walled garden is a haven for gardeners, with a mixture of seating areas, lawn, flower and shrub beds, and abundance of planting and trees. The property is located within a conservation area, surrounded by historic landmarks, and is close to the mainline station with excellent services to London.