Fir Tree Corner is a charming 16th-century period cottage in the rural village of Cleeve Prior, Warwickshire, boasting characterful accommodation and beautiful gardens. The property retains its original features, including beams, nooks, and crannies, slate and solid wood floors, and original doors. The cottage has a substantial living space with multiple entrances, a pedestrian approach, and a gated vehicle access with driveway. The period features continue throughout the property, including a stone bread oven in the kitchen and a "Cathedral" wall in the snug. The property also has two potential study/home office rooms, a dining room with an inglenook fireplace, and a sitting room with doors to the gardens. The upstairs has a central hallway with three bedrooms, a family bathroom, and a principle bedroom with an en-suite. The exterior features a gravelled parking and car porch, winding paths, lawns, and a summer house. The property is a haven of peace and tranquility, surrounded by the village church and with potential to build a second dwelling subject to planning consent.