A charming, listed stone cottage just a short distance from the High Street, believed to have been a Farriers Workshop. Approached through a pair of arched wooden gates, the Cottage has lots of period character and the advantage of no upward chain. The accommodation includes a sitting room with areas of exposed stone flooring, a large arched Inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove and exposed timbers. The kitchen has a quarry tiled floor, Belfast sink, useful larder cupboard and space for dining table. Stairs lead to 2 double bedrooms with exposed beams, the bathroom has a bath with shower over, WC and washbasin. Outside, arched double gates give privacy to a small courtyard with brick paving and a wooden garden shed. EPC D.