- Period cottage circa 1750 with exposed beams and original fireplaces
- Large mature gardens (approx. 0.25 acre) with woodland access
- Permission granted to site a mobile home within the grounds
- Multiple outbuildings: workshops, sheds, greenhouse, aviary, koi pond
- Off-street parking for 3–4 vehicles via shared track and bridge
- Oil central heating; EPC rating D, double glazing installed pre-2002
- Shared septic tank in neighbouring garden; check maintenance responsibilities
- Medium flood risk due to stream running along garden boundary
An extended five-bedroom semi-detached cottage dating to c.1750, set in about a quarter-acre of mature gardens with direct access to open woodland. The house combines period character — exposed beams, original fireplaces and stone exterior — with practical family spaces including a large living room, conservatory and a substantial kitchen. Outside features are strong: a koi carp pond, multiple workshops and sheds, an aviary, greenhouse, off-street parking for three to four cars and permission to site a mobile home within the grounds.
Practical considerations are clear and factual. The property has oil central heating with a dual-fuel boiler (mineral and wood), an EPC rating of D, and double glazing installed some years ago. A shared septic tank sits in the neighbour’s garden; prospective buyers should confirm servicing responsibilities. The house is older stone construction with no confirmed wall insulation and may need updating to improve energy efficiency and modern standards.
This home will suit buyers seeking rural living and outdoor space — families or buyers wanting workshops, hobby space or an equestrian/garden project. It sits off a quiet lane with fields to the front and good mobile and broadband coverage. Note there is a medium flood risk (stream along the garden boundary) and council tax in band E; factor these into insurance and ownership costs.