This charming period cottage, situated in a quiet location, boasts immense character and charm. The property has been well-maintained, with most of the roof replaced with handmade tiles, and the color-washed stone and timber elevations with tile-hung gable enhancing its appearance. The main door leads to a generous hall with a cloakroom at the far end, while the living room features a double aspect with leaded light windows, an Inglenook fireplace, and exposed beams. The kitchen has direct access to a walled patio and garden, and a turning staircase leads to the first floor landing, which gives access to three good-sized bedrooms, all featuring some exposed timbers and leaded light windows. The property also includes a brick-built store room, which was originally a piggery, and a detached workshop with character elevations beneath a pitched roof. The grounds are beautifully maintained, with a front garden, a meandering stream, and a large expanse of lawn leading to a small meandering path and a good-sized patio.