Location, location, location. This outstanding period cottage is blessed to be situated at the end of a single track country lane within a small rural hamlet surrounded by farmland. The original section of this traditional dwelling is believed to date back to 1760, according to a local historian, and oozes period and character features such as exposed beams, wooden doors with thumb latches, window seats, exposed brick walls and timbers. The sitting room centres around a magnificent inglenook fireplace with feature bread oven and wood burner. One wall is fully panelled and another is panelled up to waist height creating a stylish principle reception room. The second reception room also benefits from a half panelled wall and a staircase leading up to the first floor. The kitchen/dining room is a fabulous family hub with it’s vaulted ceiling and underfloor heating. It boasts bespoke base units with wooden worktops and a larder cupboard all made by Woodchester Cabinet Makers incorporating a built in oven, hob and extractor. The Rayburn warms the house with oil fired central heating and hot water. French doors open out to the gardens, a further door leads to a utility and another one leads to the front porch. Also on the ground floor is a rear lobby, from here access to the main bedroom which enjoys panelling and a stylish shower room, also located form the lobby is the back door. On the first floor there are two bedrooms both with built in wardrobes, and a family bathroom. Upstairs the attic bedroom has a plethora of exposed beams and runs the full length of the original cottage; there is some restricted headroom.