• Period property with character +
• Red-brick end-of-terrace cottage +
• South facing front garden +
• Bright reception room with red-tiled fireplace +
• Modern kitchen with brass fittings and marble-effect worktops +
• Exposed beams and wood-panelled door in kitchen +
• Principal bedroom with exposed beams and brick fireplace +
• Private rear courtyard with gated access and BBQ space +
• Approved planning plans +
• No forward chain +

Set within a picturesque village setting, this charming red-brick end-of-terrace period house beautifully combines traditional character with modern touches. Approached via a pretty garden path lined with manicured hedges and rose bushes, the cottage opens into a bright and welcoming living/dining room. Finished in a crisp white palette to enhance the natural light, the space features a red-tiled fireplace, sash-style window, and neutral carpeting.

To the rear, the kitchen is thoughtfully designed in a modern style, featuring white cabinetry, brass fittings, marble-effect worktops, and tiled splash backs. Appliances include an integrated oven and hob, with additional space for a washing machine and under-counter fridge, as well as surface space for a coffee machine or microwave. Exposed timber beams and a traditional wood-panelled door add rustic charm, complementing the clean and functional layout. The kitchen also benefits from a window overlooking the courtyard, bringing in plenty of natural light.

Upstairs, there are two well-proportioned bedrooms, both offering peaceful outlooks and a neutral décor suited to a variety of furnishings. The principal bedroom includes exposed beams, an original fireplace with brick surround, and a lovely view across the garden. The second bedroom is similarly finished and provides a versatile space for guests, a home office, or nursery. The bathroom is minimally presented with white tiling, a full-size bath and overhead shower, pedestal basin, and low-level WC, all set against wood-effect flooring and a backdrop of exposed beam detail.

Planning permission has been granted for a double-storey extension at the rear, a porch at the front, and a driveway at the top of the front garden, offering exciting potential for further development.

Externally, the front garden is south facing and receives a generous amount of sunlight. It offers a private, low-maintenance space with mature planting, hedging, and fencing, and the potential to incorporate a driveway as per approved plans. The rear courtyard is laid with gravel and bordered by a combination of brick and timber fencing. It includes handy gated access and space for outdoor furniture and a BBQ.