This charming Grade II Listed 15th century cottage is nestled at the end of a small row of cottages and boasts a rich history dating back to 1450. The property features Elizabethan chimneys and an inglenook fireplace, which were likely added in the 16th century, as well as external walls that were bricked from the ground floor to the first-floor level at the same time. Over the centuries, the cottage has undergone various transformations, including a conversion into workmen's cottages during the Victorian era and a renovation in the 1990s that restored the original features, including the opening of the inglenook fireplaces and installation of new damp-proofing. The property now offers two bedrooms and a garage, set back from the road with parking, making it a unique and historic gem.