• Beautiful period home +
• Five bedrooms +
• Master with dressing room +
• Large kitchen diner +
• Period features +
• Enclosed cottage garden +
• Former workshop / store +

Welcome to Roselea, a beautiful Grade II listed period cottage, historically known as Carpenter’s Cottage, nestled in the heart of the charming Devon village of Dolton.

Roselea is a captivating and deceptively spacious five bedroom detached cottage, offering a wonderful blend of timeless character, generous living space and a lifestyle that perfectly captures the essence of country living. Having been a much-loved family home for many years, the property offers flexible accommodation ideal for families, remote working or those seeking a peaceful countryside retreat.
At first glance, Roselea presents itself as a quintessential village cottage, full of charm and tradition. Step through the front door, however, and you quickly discover a home that is far more substantial than it first appears – a property that truly lives up to the saying “don’t judge a book by its cover.” From the moment you enter there is an immediate sense of warmth and authenticity, with beautiful character features and flowing living spaces guiding you through the home.
The cottage retains many wonderful original features, including inglenook fireplaces, oak beams, wooden flooring and exposed stonework, all of which add to the charm and heritage of this unique home.

There are two welcoming reception rooms, both wonderfully inviting and full of period character. Each room features attractive wooden flooring, impressive stone fireplaces and cosy log-burning stoves, creating perfect spaces for relaxing evenings with family or entertaining guests. During the winter months in particular, the glow from the wood burners creates a wonderfully warm and welcoming atmosphere throughout the cottage.

The true heart of the home is the impressive kitchen, an exceptional space designed for modern family living. Generous in size and beautifully appointed, the room blends rustic charm with everyday practicality. Exposed stone walls, farmhouse-style kitchen units, a range cooker and a traditional stable door all contribute to the kitchen’s characterful appeal.
One of the most striking architectural features is the beautiful curved wall, adding both charm and individuality to the space. Large sliding doors open directly onto the rear garden, flooding the room with natural light while creating seamless indoor outdoor living – ideal for entertaining, family gatherings or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings.