- Grade II Listed period cottage +
- Sitting room with wood burning stove +
- Kitchen/breakfast room +
- Utility room +
- Ground floor bathroom +
- Three first floor bedrooms +
- Detached stone garden room +
- South facing rear garden +
- Conservation Area +
Constructed of warm honey-hued ironstone beneath a slate roof and leaded light windows to the front elevation, this charming cottage boasts a cosy yet spacious interior, with charm and natural light. The welcoming sitting room has exposed wooden flooring and painted ceiling beams and features a fireplace with a stone hearth and a 'Clearview' wood-burning stove. The family room is equally impressive with a stone fire surround, matching 'Clearview' wood burning stove and painted ceiling timbers. The extended rear kitchen/breakfast room is a bright and spacious room with a tiled floor. It is fitted with a range of wooden base cupboards with stainless steel work surfaces, splash backs and an inset sink unit. There is space for freestanding appliances and a rear stable door giving access to the garden. Off the kitchen is a bathroom with a white suite comprising a panelled bath with an electric shower over, Wash-hand basin and low-level WC. To the other side of the kitchen is a utility room which has a base unit with a wooden work surface and space for domestic appliances.
On the first floor, the landing has an exposed arched beam, with doors to each of the three bedrooms. The principal bedroom features exposed horizontal wall beams and decorative wall panelling surrounding the chimney breast.
Outside
The cottage is located on Bell Street. To the front of the property there are two borders each side of the front entrance, with Bay Trees. Parking is on street. The rear garden is directly behind the kitchen. Enclosed by fencing and stone walling, there is a concrete footpath adjacent to the property with a water supply and timber tool shed. A retaining stone wall with steps leads up to the tiered garden. Principally laid to lawn and complimented by privet box hedging, with a shingled seating area. There lawns are framed by flowering borders stocked with a variety of plants and shrubs. Further steps lead up to a second shingled section of garden surrounded by mature ferns and box privet hedging.
A stone faced outbuilding has a pitched slate roof. It is insulated and has light and power connected with external security light and provides and ideal space as a home office or garden room.
Situation