3 bed detached house

The property is a Grade II listed cottage dating back to the 11th century, as noted in the Domesday Book of 1086. The cottage features mud and wattle walls nearly a yard thick, a bread oven in one wall, and a barn extension with a clay tile roof. The interior includes exposed timbers, beams, and uneven wattle walls. The main living space is situated below the thatched roof and features two front doors, including a main entrance with a pillared porch. The interior comprises a sitting room with a large picture window and woodburning stove, a family room or study, a kitchen and dining room with quarry tiled flooring, and three bedrooms with an ensuite bathroom and a separate ground floor bathroom. The cottage has a garden to the front, extending approximately 100ft in depth and 50ft in breadth, featuring a stone terrace, mature trees, and a charming old well. Outside, there is an oak framed cartshed with two open bays, workshop, and storage, and a covered loggia.