This period detached stone cottage, in the grounds of the owner’s Grade 11 Listed Hall, has origins dating back to the 13th Century.

The cottage and its surroundings are rich in history, the Hall having been described by an historian as ' a substantial yeoman’s dwelling of Tudor times' – with its four stone gateposts, the dovecot and tithe barn remaining.

The hall leads through into the good-sized beamed-ceiling farmhouse kitchen/dining area, which has all the essential equipment you will require.

A spiral staircase leads to the first floor into a large 16th century beamed-ceiling lounge, with an imposing Tudor fireplace with open coal/log fire and period oak furniture adding considerably to the charm and atmosphere of the room.

A single step down and then up into a small hall, off which is the bathroom with bath and shower over, hand basin and toilet.

Off this inner hall is the bedroom, with oak stud wall, and twin beds. The bedroom has magnificent views across the mature gardens and beyond.

The gardens are open during June and July for private visits under the National Garden Scheme and for the general public on three consecutive Sundays in July.

We hope you will enjoy the cottage and gardens which reflect sympathetically the history of the property.