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Tucked away on a cobbled lane in Brough, this historic Grade II listed building was originally constructed in 1878 as a meeting hall for the Oddfellows. The property features a bold yet harmonious façade with a red door, black quoins, and crisp white render. Inside, the ground floor is an open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area with full-height arched windows, warm oak flooring, and a substantial multi-fuel stove. The kitchen has a classic country style with marble-effect work surfaces and integrated appliances. A staircase with a glazed stairwell leads to a spacious first-floor landing, two double bedrooms, and a family bathroom with a freestanding clawfoot bath. Externally, the property is situated in a historic courtyard surrounded by open countryside and has its own private entrance. The building retains many of its original architectural features, including arched windows and a functional back boiler system.