Rosevean Cottage, a charming semi-detached period house, dates back to the early 1800s and was previously a local brew house. The property has been lovingly maintained and updated by its current owners, featuring a bespoke kitchen with a "hidden pantry" and a generous dual-aspect sitting room with a wood burner. The first floor offers three double bedrooms, a recently re-fitted bathroom, and an ensuite to the main bedroom. The property also boasts a large attic space with power and a cellar area with power and light, currently used as a workshop and storage. 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. With its array of period features, including beams, stone fireplace, and exposed stone walls, Rosevean Cottage is a unique and charming property located in a conservation area.