Mid-terrace period cottage requiring refurbishment
112A South Street, referred to as the Cottage, has a datestone dated 1734, and retains original features. The slate roof was replaced in c1970, and the cement harling probably dates from the 1930s. There are several early sash and case windows.
Both the Cottage and the adjoining house at 112 South Street were rescued from ruin in the 1930s and refurbished at that time. The property is now in need of modernisation. The accommodation is arranged over three floors. Features include:
Entrance hall with double doors. Side hall with coat hooks and store
Two rooms currently fitted as bathrooms, one of which has been used by the house next door
Panelled sitting room with fireplace with stove. Galley kitchen area off with sink
Bedroom 1 with built in cupboard & wardrobe
Two attic bedrooms, one with dormer window
Paved area outside front door
Additional Property:
The adjoining House, 112 South Street, with a long, walled garden is available for sale separately at offers over £425,000. If the two properties are sold separately an agreement will need to be made to block up the door from the bathroom in the Cottage to the hall in the house to create a vertical division.
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