Rosevean Cottage is a charming semi-detached period house that dates back to the early 1800s, with a rich history as a former brew house and inn. The property has been lovingly maintained and updated by its current owners, who have preserved many of its original features, including beams, stone fireplaces, and deep windows with window seats. The interior boasts a generous kitchen/breakfast room with a bespoke kitchen and hidden pantry, as well as three double bedrooms, a recently re-fitted bathroom, and an en-suite to the main bedroom. The property also features a large attic space with power connected, perfect for storage or conversion. The cellar area, accessible from the garden, is currently used as a workshop and storage space. The private rear garden is larger than expected, with a lovely al fresco dining space, greenhouse, soft fruit patch, and a detached insulated wooden cabin that could be used as a home office or overflow accommodation, subject to planning. With double glazing, oil central heating, and a conservation area location, Rosevean Cottage is a unique and charming property that offers a lot of character and potential.