This charming wisteria-clad cottage, built in the 1930s, is nestled in its own private garden on Hammerpond Road, Horsham. With a rich history as the former chauffer's cottage for the owners of the Doomsday House, the property has been lovingly maintained and is presented for sale in excellent decorative order. The cottage features original Oak framed leaded crittall windows, a fine Oak front door, and internal doors of the era. The accommodation includes two double bedrooms, a shower room, and a study, with a modern gas fired heating system and some double glazed fitments. The private gardens are surrounded by privet, conifer, and hedgerow borders and laid to lawn with maturing flower and shrub beds. The property is within easy walking distance of Horsham town centre and the railway station, and offers easy access to public footpaths around St Leonards Forest, Chesworth Farm, and the Horsham River Walk.