Characterful two-bedroom cottage with garage and lovely outlook — ideal for downsizers.
Stone-built cottage with exposed beams and character features
This two-bedroom stone cottage on Kay Street combines traditional character with practical, low-maintenance living — a good fit for downsizers seeking a comfortable, manageable home. The house feels larger than its two bedrooms suggest, with an open-plan living-dining room, exposed beams and stone wall that create a warm, cottage atmosphere and a pleasant outlook from rear windows and balcony.
Practical conveniences are notable: garage and car port provide valuable off-road parking, broadband speeds are fast and mobile signal is excellent, and the area scores as very affluent with very low crime. Local primary schools are rated Good; secondary provision nearby has mixed Ofsted outcomes. The small plot and compact room sizes keep garden maintenance straightforward.
Important facts and drawbacks: the property was built before 1900 and walls are stone with assumed no cavity insulation, so heating may be less efficient than modern builds despite mains gas boiler and radiators. Double glazing is present but install date is unknown. Tenure and council tax band are not provided. The accommodation is best suited to those who value character over large modern living spaces and who are comfortable with potential upgrade works such as wall insulation or window replacement.
Overall this cottage offers characterful, practical living in a sought-after Summerseat location. It will suit a buyer seeking a cosy, low-maintenance home with parking and pleasant outlook, and who is aware of likely retrofit or energy-efficiency improvements typical of older stone properties.