This charming Victorian cottage, formerly part of the Marquess of Abergavenny's Estate, is a quintessential example of a farm worker's cottage, with its brick and tile hung elevations and tiled roof. The property boasts a range of original features, including exposed wooden floorboards, wood-burning stoves, and brick surrounds. The interior accommodation includes a sitting room, family room, kitchen/breakfast room, and four bedrooms, including a family bathroom with a freestanding cast iron bath. The property also features a range of garden buildings, including a wash house, gardener's cloakroom, and log store. The garden itself is a tranquil oasis, with a variety of trees and shrubs, flower beds, and a paved seating area. The property benefits from gas-fired central heating and mains electricity, gas, and water supplies. Planning permission has been granted for a two-storey extension and oak-framed front porch, adding to the property's charm and potential.