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King Charles Cottage is a detached black and white timber-framed house built in the 1600s, with a later extension and a two-storey oak-framed garden room addition. The property is set in about 3/4 of an acre of landscaped gardens, with a driveway and double garage block. The cottage has a heavily beamed interior, featuring exposed wall and ceiling timbers, period doors, and historic stable doors. The rooms have a mix of quarry tile, ceramic, and herringbone parquet flooring, with double glazed windows and doors. The upstairs landing has a double-glazed window overlooking orchards. The house includes a range of features including a brick chimney breast, a wood burning stove, a Contura stove, and a floor-mounted oil-fired boiler for central heating and domestic hot water. Other features include an ornamental pool, patio areas, and numerous mature trees.