Enjoying a well-connected setting on Cookham's popular High Street, this lovely character cottage has a variety of shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants on the doorstep, as well as being mere moments away from the National Trust land at Cookham Moor. The Grade II-listed property dates back to 1776 and is a pretty red brick construction set behind a quaintly charming picket fence – it has excellent kerb appeal and is as well presented internally as it is on the outside. Character features abound, including a brick fireplace inset with a wood-burning stove, brick tiled floors and exposed beams. Whitewashed walls and complementing joinery create a timeless feel to the interiors.

At the front of the house, a cosy and inviting sitting room is a restful space with built-in cabinetry. This leads through to the farmhouse-style kitchen and onwards to the open plan dining room extension at the rear, which is lit from above by a roof lantern and from the French windows which open to the garden. Upstairs there are two bedrooms, each with their own unique cham and character, as well as a family bathroom, in addition to a shower room on the ground floor.

Outside
Moorland Cottage is set directly on the High Street, with off-street parking space behind the rear garden, which is reached through a detached playroom. This could be converted to a home office or studio.

The rear garden is attractively landscaped with mature hedges to either side providing privacy to the lawn, flowerbeds and two patio areas. At the front, a pretty picket fence encloses a small front garden, which has shrubs, roses and climbing plants over the front

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