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This property, Stable Cottage, is a four-bedroom, Grade II-listed thatched cottage situated on Upper Street in the Tingewick Conservation Area. The cottage dates back to the 18th century and features a rubble stone, colour-washed frontage, supported by exposed rough quoins and a thatched stone-coped gable roof. The main house and the adjacent former stable block are connected by a later extension, with a thatched roof on both structures. The property has a private garden with established trees, evergreen and herbaceous perennials, and climbing roses. The garden includes a front cottage garden, a gravelled parking area, and a broad stone terrace beneath the thatched eaves for outdoor dining. The property has multiple rooms, including period-defined sitting and dining rooms, a contemporary open-plan kitchen-dining space, two separate sitting rooms, and four bedrooms, including one with a cast-iron fireplace and two shared bathrooms. The property also features a utility space, a WC, and a walk-in larder in the kitchen. The garden includes a garden shed, a handsome brick outbuilding, and a stone outbuilding, which is also Grade II-listed.