Description
A pair of semi-detached period cottages of 18th century origins with later additions in an elevated position on the edge of the village with glorious views.
The cottages are ripe for modernisation with potential for conversion to a single home.
Of local stone construction under a tile roof, the cottages lie within a Conservation Area.
Period features include an open inglenook fireplace, exposed timbers, window seats, mullion windows, deep window boards, leaded lights, some panelled doors, chequerboard quarry tiled floor, and stone drip mouldings.
Traditional through passageway with flagstone floor (please note there is a flying freehold over).
Both cottages enjoy gardens to the front and to rear where No.1 offers a larger portion of the garden and enjoys a vantage point and glorious views to the north and west.
Various garden stores and summerhouse.
In addition No.1 has an oil fired Rayburn, an oil fired condensing boiler, secondary glazing, single garage and off road parking.
No.2 has night storage heating and secondary glazing.
The study/bedroom 4 in No.1 (forming the flying freehold) was previously linked to No.2.
Here is a rare opportunity for the incoming buyer to put their own 21st century stamp on village living.
Council Tax Bands:
No.1: Band E
No.2: Band D
About 0.19 acres.
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