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Galleried Mezzanine - 2.64m x 2.31m (8'8 x 7'7) - With timber balustrade and exposed chimney breast.īedroom Two - 3.76m x 3.00m max (12'4 x 9'10 max) - Bespoke timber framed window to front, exposed timbers to two walls, exposed brick built fireplace and radiator.īathroom - 2.39m x 2.08m (7'10 x 6'10) - Bespoke timber framed window to rear, coloured suite comprising of a close coupled WC, pedestal mounted wash hand basin and inset panel bath with mixer tap and shower attachment over, tiling to splash back areas, exposed beamwork and radiator.
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GALLERIED PLANTERS COTTAGE WINDOWS
The kitchen is fitted with a solid wood work surface with tiled splash backs over and incorporating a butler style sink with mixer tap over, two high level units, spaces for washing machine, undercounter fridge and freezer, space for freestanding electric oven and space for slimline dishwasher, floor mounted oil fired boiler (set into exposed brick fireplace and wall with doorway into a walk in pantry, timber door to cloakroom.Ĭloakroom - 1.32m x 0.79m (4'4 x 2'7) - Small frosted window to side, white suite comprising of a close coupled WC and wall mounted wash hand basin.įirst Floor Landing - Split level landing with exposed floorboards and exposed timbers to walls and floor, timber doors to two bedrooms and bathroom, bespoke timber framed window to rear.īedroom One - 4.83m x 3.81m (15'10 x 12'6) - Bespoke timber framed windows to front and rear, exposed brick built fireplace, exposed timbers to walls and ceiling, radiator, timber door to en suite shower enclosure (set into chimney recess) and concealed double doors to a large walk in airing cupboard (also set into the chimney recess), timber steps leading up to the galleried mezzanine. Kitchen - 4.75m x 1.88m (15'7 x 6'2) - Timber framed window to side and timber stable style door to rear. Living Room - 5.33m max x 4.67m (17'6 max x 15'4) - Bespoke timber framed windows to front and rear, impressive inglenook fireplace housing a cast iron wood burner and bread oven, exposed timbers to walls and ceiling, radiator and timber steps leading up to the loft room (currently used as an en suite bedroom).Ĭonservatory - 3.68m x 2.84m (12'1 x 9'4) - A bespoke oak framed conservatory with windows to three aspects, doors to two sides and sliding doors opening out to the rear garden, atrium style glazed roof and quarry tiling to floor.įamily/ Breakfast Room - 4.67m x 3.66m (15'4 x 12'0) - Bespoke timber framed windows to front and rear, exposed timbers to walls and ceiling, wood flooring, radiator and exposed timber upright, timber door leading through to the kitchen. Don't just take our word for it though, come and see for yourself!!Įntrance Via - Solid timber door to entrance lobby.Įntrance Lobby - Ornate timber archway and steps down to dining hall and family/ breakfast room.ĭining Hall - 4.52m x 3.66m (14'10 x 12'0) - Bespoke timber framed window to front and bespoke part glazed timber doors leading through to the conservatory, oak panelling to walls and an exposed brick built fireplace housing an open fire, quarry tiling to floor area, radiator, brick and timber staircase rising to first floor landing (with concealed cupboard under) feature timber archway and timber door to living room, exposed timbers to ceiling. The Grade Two listed cottage sits on a plot of around a third of an acre and provides a sweeping driveway along the side of the property and leads to an extensive courtyard area and a large range of brick and timber built outbuildings, some of which could be ideal for development or conversion into guest accommodation (subject to relevant consents).
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Pyghtle Farm is believed to date back in part to the 1500's and you really get a sense of that as you approach the cottage and are immediately struck by the gorgeous timber framework and bespoke timber window frames that have been lovingly restored by the current owners over the last 43 years, along with much of the hand crafted interior and the oak framed conservatory!! The only way to really appreciate just how much character this delightful cottage has to offer is to see it first hand and then you can enjoy the individual elements that have been incorporated into the restoration over the years. *** Charm, character, a large plot, outbuildings with potential to develop/ convert and all in a non estate village location with fields to the rear - This STUNNING cottage really does offer it all***