This delightful end-of-terrace period cottage is within walking distance of the village school and scenic countryside walks. The current owners have enhanced the accommodation, thoughtfully adding to its character and charm. The front door opens into a welcoming porch, leading into the sitting room. This lovely space features wooden floors, a red-brick feature wall, and a stone-and-brick fireplace with an inset wood burner. Deep-silled windows further add to the cottage’s character. A door leads through to the centrally located dining room, which also benefits from a red-brick feature wall and a handy storage area beneath the stairs. From the dining room, a step leads down to the bathroom, while the space opens into the bright kitchen. The bathroom is filled with natural light from a window and Velux skylight and comprises a bath with shower over, a basin set on a vanity unit, and a WC, with an alcove housing a laundry cupboard and boiler. A step down from the dining room leads into the kitchen. This bright and airy-room enjoys views over the garden and is fitted with practical base units, making it both functional and inviting. Upstairs, from the small landing, a step up leads into the main bedroom, set at the front of the house, complete with a feature fireplace and two windows. The second bedroom is located at the rear of the property, featuring painted wooden floorboards and access to the loft space.

Property Information: Broadband: Ultra-fast (Ofcom) Mobile Coverage: Good outdoors, variable indoors Heating: Gas central heating and woodburner Parking: On-street, first come, first served Title: July 1991 deed relating to rights granted Planning: Expired planning permission S.19/0017/HHOLD