This charming period detached residence, dating back to 1880, is situated in a semi-rural location within the hamlet of Stretcholt. The property boasts a wealth of character features, including exposed stone walls, Inglenooks, and exposed beams, and has been well-maintained by the current owners over the past 40 years. The spacious and flexible accommodation is arranged over two floors, with four double bedrooms and a family bathroom on the first floor. The ground floor features a principal lounge with Inglenook fireplace, as well as a sitting room, shower room, snug, and kitchen/breakfast room. The property also benefits from a well-fitted kitchen with breakfast bar, Belfast sink, and Range style cooker, and a utility and dining room with Inglenook. The good-sized garden to the rear is predominantly laid to lawn with a variety of trees and an extensive patio area, while the front garden is laid to lawn with a gravelled parking area. With no onward chain, this village family home is an excellent opportunity for those looking for a rural retreat with easy access to nearby towns and cities.