3 bedroom terraced house

Nestled on West Street, just a short stroll from all the village amenities, this delightful three-bedroom cottage is bursting with character and features a pretty Mediterranean-style courtyard garden.

Stepping through the front door, you’ll find a front room currently used as a study, a space rich in history as it was once a Framer’s shop—evident from the large window. This room features a charming fireplace, a downstairs WC, and ample storage.

The adjoining kitchen is a bright and inviting space, complete with an AGA, plentiful storage, and natural light from dual-aspect windows and a skylight. Leading through to the dining area, you’ll find high ceilings with exposed oak beams and a large window overlooking a picturesque courtyard. Beyond the dining room, the cosy sitting room showcases a beautiful brick fireplace and a window with secondary glazing, enhancing both charm and warmth.

Upstairs, there are two well-proportioned double bedrooms and a single bedroom, all offering charming views of St Michael’s Church. The entire floor retains a classic cottage feel, with wooden doors, secondary double glazed windows, and soft carpeting throughout. A well-appointed family bathroom with a shower over the bath, WC, and basin, along with a separate additional WC, completes this floor.

Adjoining the main house and set across the courtyard, 'The Bakehouse' was historically a Framer’s workshop and now presents a versatile opportunity. The ground floor features a secure workshop with water connection and power, a separate bathroom, and useful sink and cupboard space. An internal staircase leads to a spacious, high-vaulted timber-framed room with Velux windows, flooding the space with natural light. This characterful outbuilding offers fantastic potential for use as a home office, studio, ancillary accommodation, or even an Airbnb rental (subject to any necessary permissions).

Across Mason Mews, with shared access, lies an additional plot offering a wealth of possibilities . This versatile space includes a large garage with electric, two characterful workshop barns dating back to 1850—each benefiting from a separate three-phase electricity supply independent of the main house—a greenhouse, a patio area, a raised vegetable plot, and a pond. There is also ample parking, along with the potential for future development, subject to the necessary planning permissions.