Three double bedrooms, flexible first-floor layout potential
An attractive mid-19th century end-of-terrace stone cottage that blends period character with recent contemporary updates. The sitting room with a log-burning stove provides a cosy focal point, while the open kitchen/dining area with tri-folding doors brings light and easy indoor–outdoor flow to the low-maintenance rear garden and bar area. Three double bedrooms upstairs suit family life or flexible home-working arrangements.
Practical details are clear: the property is freehold, has a garage with front and rear access, and lies within walking distance of village amenities including a primary school, shop and pubs. The garden borders a small brook and is designed for ease of upkeep with paved and decked seating areas plus a lawn.
Buyers should note material facts: the Energy Efficiency Rating is E and the house uses electric storage heating; external stone walls are assumed uninsulated which may affect running costs. There is one main bathroom and a separate cloakroom; first-floor cloakroom installation is possible as pipework is in place. The neighbour has a pedestrian right of way over the rear garden, and the plot is small compared with larger rural gardens.
Overall, this cottage offers immediate move-in comfort and character with clear potential to improve energy performance and reconfigure facilities. It suits buyers seeking village life, period features, and a manageable outdoor space, provided they accept the property's energy and maintenance realities.