Tucked away at the end of a long private driveway and arranged around a picturesque courtyard, Stable Cottage is a distinctive property, converted from former stables, and believed to date from 1720 and 1780. Built from beautiful sandstone and brick beneath a tiled roof, the property was converted in the 1980s, with later improvements including a loft conversion completed by the current owners in the early 2000s. The cottage is unlisted, and attached on one side.

The vaulted triple aspect sitting and dining room provides an immediate sense of space, enhanced by a wood burning stove and underfloor heating. The bespoke solid wood kitchen includes a bottled gas hob, conventional oven, and dishwasher. A study and library sit adjacent, ideal for home working or as a playroom.

A spacious conservatory creates an excellent games or entertaining space, with bi fold doors opening to the garden, creating an excellent indoor outdoor space for gatherings.

The ground floor also includes a WC, separate shower room, and utility room.

On the first floor are three bedrooms and a family bathroom, with a roll top bath. The second floor is given over to the principal bedroom, which enjoys a Juliet balcony to the east and a west facing balcony, ideal for enjoying the evening sun and views across the mill pond. There is a WC with a macerator on this floor.

Approached via a right of way across the gravelled courtyard, Stable Cottage benefits from its own private brick paved driveway with parking for several vehicles. A five bar gate leads into a secluded side courtyard, and on to the rear garden includes a level lawn, surrounded by charming redbrick pathways and with beds and a timber shed. The garden is bordered on the south by a steep escarpment, creating a dramatic backdrop. Steps rise to a top garden that provides a wonderful vantage point with far reaching views.