A most appealing period cottage having brick elevations the front enhanced by a pretty porch, under a tiled roof. The cottage, which is not listed, has been the subject of complete modernisation and refurbishment in recent years and is presented in good decorative order. Works carried out include a new fitted kitchen, new bathroom and shower room fittings, replacement double glazed windows and oil fired central heating. Many rooms in the cottage enjoy delightful open views across nearby fields.

A brick porch and front door open into the reception hall/ dining room, with fitted cupboard and window overlooking the garden. The sitting room has a fireplace with log burner and French doors to the garden. The kitchen/ breakfast room is fitted with a range of units in an attractive green/ grey colour, and includes a ceramic hob, extractor hood over and double oven, and has a window seat and space for a table and chairs. The utility/ boot room has plumbing and space for washing machine and dryer, a shelved larder, door to outside, and a cloakroom with basin and WC.

From the reception hall, a staircase leads up to the first floor landing. The main bedroom has fitted wardrobes, and an en suite bathroom. The two further double bedrooms have wardrobes and enjoy delightful open views. The family shower room has a glazed shower, basin and WC.

The house has the benefit of oil fired central heating with an external boiler.

Outside
The cottage is approached from the rear via a shingle driveway with a good size parking and turning area leading to the timber Garage and lean-to greenhouse. The front of the house faces south west and the main area of garden is on this side. It is mainly lawned with hedges, shrubs and trees surrounding, a sunny paved terrace perfect for outdoor entertaining, and adjoins open fields at the side and rear.

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