Architecturally interesting. this charming Grade II listed cottage has so many wonderful features and a large garden which sprinkles some magic around it. Formerly a row of four cottages, believed to date back to the mid-19th Century, this cottage was extended many years ago to create a spacious cottage with some quirky features.A gated path leads to the door at the side of the house opening into a spacious hallway with plenty of room to greet your guests and stairs rising to the first floor. The sitting room features the unique arched crittel windows with deep windowsills and a wood burning stove.There is plenty of storage throughout the cottage, and a good size utility room with planned space for appliances and the Worcester oil boiler. There is a further boot room with a small butlers sink and access to the rear of the house.The kitchen is spacious with plenty of room for a dining table, integrated appliances include an oven, induction hob, and a dishwasher, with a wood burning stove providing a cosy atmosphere in the winter.Upstairs there is a large family bathroom with a bath and a separate shower, and two double bedrooms which are spacious and have far reaching views across the parkland of Trull House.Outside the gardens wrap around two sides of the cottage, tiered vegetable beds lie to the front and up some steps there is a lawned area with a large wooden shed. There are two stone sheds within the grounds, one was the former bakehouse and the other a former toilet which has been restored to its original condition. There is parking available on the road opposite the cottage