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Lilac Cottage is a two-storey period cottage with a pitched, tile-clad roof, brick construction, and exposed timbering. The house has a lovely L-shaped garden to the rear, a driveway to one side, and a garage. The cottage features a sitting room with a large brick inglenook fireplace, log burning stove, and double-glazed windows. There is a rear hall with a tiled floor, stable door to the garden, and a door to the cellar. The kitchen has a well-appointed range of units, butchers block effect roll top working surface, and stainless steel sink. Stairs from the rear hall rise to a landing with windows to both the side and rear. The main bedroom is of an excellent size with a double-glazed window to the front, polished old oak flooring, and a beamed and raftered ceiling. There is also a second good-sized bedroom and a well-appointed shower room. The cottage has a large, brick-built timber-fronted garden room, a log cabin, a shed, and an external WC, as well as a paved patio and a studio with a kitchen area and a shower room.