Charming 3-bed detached house with original stone walls, wood burner, 3 bedrooms, Summerhouse and private off road parking . Close to village pubs, walks and amenities.
A Distinguished Period Cottage in the Heart of Old Bradwell.
A delightful three-bedroom detached stone and brick-built cottage, dating back to the 1820s, beautifully blending period charm with modern comforts. Nestled within the picturesque setting of Old Bradwell village, this characterful home is complemented by generous gardens and gated private off-road parking.
The property opens with an inviting entrance porch, leading to a 19ft sitting room complete with a wood-burning stove – the perfect focal point for cosy evenings. A separate dining room provides a versatile entertaining space, while the well-appointed kitchen, utility room, and ground-floor bathroom offer practical family living. Upstairs, three bedrooms are served by a convenient first-floor WC.
Set on a sizeable wrap-around plot, the gardens are a true highlight, with established lawns and patio areas offering plenty of scope for relaxation and entertaining. The driveway comfortably accommodates up to four vehicles.
This home enjoys an enviable village location, within walking distance of local public houses and amenities, while offering a peaceful retreat from the pace of modern life. An exceptional opportunity to acquire a period residence that seamlessly combines character, comfort, and convenience.
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