Believed to date from 1632, Yew Tree Cottage is a beautifully presented, Grade II listed home recently refurbished throughout. Displaying a harmonious blend of vintage and modern interiors the property combines exposed beams, glass divides and stone walls with modern day living arranged over two floors. Upon entering the property, the reception hall provides access to the principal rooms whilst revealing a timber divide separating the double aspect sitting room with a feature fireplace and stone surround. Adjacent to this is a dining area overlooking a wood-burning stove with an adjoining kitchen, fitted with stylish cabinetry, stone worktops and a breakfast bar topped by a bespoke made oak worktop. The kitchen is filled with natural light and boasts a modern feature of a bi-folding window and external door which give a sense of indoor/outdoor living. Beyond this space is a useful utility with door to the rear garden, access to the internal garage and a WC with shower room. A bespoke staircase, with curved wooden balustrade and glass enclosure, rises to the first floor where a principal bedroom has a stunning vaulted ceiling, a modern en suite shower room and dressing area. Completing the accommodation are two further bedrooms and a cloakroom.

Set back and down a quite village lane Yew Tree Cottage is bordered by a picket fence with a pedestrian gate opening onto a pathway providing access to the front door. The driveway to the side of the garden provides parking and leads to an integral garage for a sheltered halt. To the rear, a delightful garden enjoys a south-westerly aspect, with a paved terrace offering opportunities for outdoor dining and relaxation. The garden is mainly laid to lawn, which is framed by planting to the boundaries with specimen trees creating dappled shade on a sunny day.

Yew Tree Cottage is located in the picturesque village of Lighthorne, set in rolling South Warwickshire countryside. The village offers a good selection of day-to-day amenities including a church, village hall, cafe, public house and is ideally located for easy access to surrounding villages and to Warwick, Leamington Spa and Stratford-upon-Avon. Communication links are excellent, with the nearby M40 offering easy access to London, Birmingham and the national motorway network and mainline train stations with direct trains to London and Birmingham. There are very well regarded schools in the area including Warwick School, Princethorpe, Rugby, Arnold Lodge and Winchester House.