• Historic stone cottage dating back to 1880's +
• Heart of sought-after Waddington village +
• Character interiors with period features +
• Two double bedrooms plus attic space +
• Living room with open fire and breakfast kitchen +
• Part walled cottage garden, private and charming +
• Babbling brook frontage near village amenities +
• EPC: D I Freehold I Council Tax Band: C +

A delightful end-of-row stone-built cottage, steeped in village history and dating back to 1880's, offering beautifully presented accommodation that is rich in character yet entirely in keeping with its heritage. Inside, The Reading Room reveals a welcoming living room and a charming dining kitchen, complemented by two well-proportioned double bedrooms and a stylish 3pc bathroom. A useful attic space provides flexibility for occasional sleeping or a peaceful home office. To the rear, a part-walled cottage garden offers a private and tranquil retreat, while to the front the gentle sound of the babbling brook sets the tone for everyday village life. Perfectly positioned close to excellent local amenities, this is a home that invites you not just to visit, but to belong.
EPC: D I Freehold I Council Tax Band: C

The Reading Room is a home steeped in the rich social history of Waddington Village, dating back to circa 1880's when it served as a place for billiards and newspapers, later becoming a registered Working Men’s Club in 1912. Today, it stands as a beautifully characterful stone-built end-of-row cottage, positioned at the very heart of the village and enjoying a picturesque outlook across the gently babbling brook.

A short stroll leads to the village’s excellent amenities, including well-regarded pubs, a primary school, church and recreational spaces, making this an ideal setting for those seeking an authentic and connected village lifestyle.

The accommodation begins with an entrance featuring an original tiled floor and front-facing external door, immediately setting the tone for the period charm found throughout. The living room is warm and inviting, centred around an open fire with tiled hearth, brick inset and Edwardian-style fireplace, complemented by a sliding sash window to the front and a timber floor. To the rear, the dining kitchen offers both charm and practicality, fitted with a range of base and eye-level units with underlighting, SMEG cooking appliances including a gas hob and electric double oven, and space for a tall fridge freezer. Laminate work surfaces with tiled splashbacks, a tiled floor, two windows and a part-glazed door opening to the garden complete the space.