An attractive period cottage, nestled between two others, with interesting and individual features and plenty of surprises inside.

Approached into the entrance hall, there is a spacious boot room, an attractive sitting room with a wood burning stove, a beautifully laid out kitchen with plenty of storage and planned space for appliances, opening up into a charming dining room with exposed walls and doors opening into the garden.

Adjacent to the kitchen is a utility room/office and a study with a full length window onto a courtyard, useful for an overflow bedroom if required.

At first floor level the master bedroom has a feature fireplace with a small wood burning stove. There is a further bedroom, and a recently refurbished family shower room with a separate cloakroom.

Outside to the front is an enchanting cottage garden, with a gate leading onto the pavement. At the rear is a courtyard garden and leading up is a spiral staircase to a roof terrace which catches the sun for most of the day, particularly in the summer, whilst a path leads from the rear of the cottage along the back of the next door cottage to an architect designed one bedroom modern annexe, built in a timber framed style.

The annexe was specifically built for the parents of the vendor and is a fabulous addition to the property. The annexe comprises of an entrance hall with a large storage area, a large double bedroom with an en-suite shower room and another storage area.

A short flight of stairs leads into a gloriously light sitting room with doors into the courtyard garden, there is also a cloakroom on this floor. A further staircase leads to a light and airy kitchen with a sleek look and integrated appliances, and plenty of room for a table and chairs.
Underfloor heating and superb insulation make this a very warm house.

At the front of the annexe is parking for several cars, making the potential for the annexe wither for an older parent, returning child or with potential for a long term let or Airbnb.

Council Tax Band: D
Shared Ownership: No