Built in the 17th C with rendered brick and clay lump on a timber frame under a pantile roof, Grade II listed Yew Cottage combines period features with modern living. It is ideal for the garden enthusiast or homeworker/hobbyist serviced by a detached, dedicated office/studio.

Inside, a front entrance hall has a pamment-tiled floor and vaulted ceiling, with a spiral staircase leading to the first floor landing with original boards. This leads to three bedrooms; two interlinking and one with private WC. Downstairs, the sitting room has a large fireplace with Oak bressummer, modern wood burning stove and original bread oven. French windows lead into the garden, while a further door leads into the study/bedroom with separate external door. The dining room has a oil-fired Aga, a separate pantry/utility and door to the garden. The kitchen has bespoke modern units with integrated dishwasher and Butler’s sink with mixer taps. The family bathroom has an enamel slipper bath, shower and immersion tank and is adjacent to a separate cloakroom. Further utilities are conveniently housed in the attached outbuilding.

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