Redbrik have said the building dates back to around 1895 and has been “sympathetically refurbished and superbly maintained” and converted from a stable block to this cottage property.
The property has two bedrooms, one bathroom/en-suite, plenty of storage and a spacious kitchen and lounge. The ground floor features an entrance hall, which leads into the “generous” kitchen/diner and staircase.
Everything else in the property, including a lounge with juliet balcony, is on the first floor. The principal bedroom comes with an en-suite, which is also the family bathroom as it is accessible from the living space. A second bedroom, which is a single, is also found on this floor near the stairs.
If you like the look of this property and would like more information, you can find it on the Redbrik website.
1. Converted stable block
This mews cottage has been converted from a former stable block. Photo: Redbrik
3. Kitchen/diner
Large double doors allow the house to be opened up, allowing lots of fresh air in. Photo: Redbrik
4. Entrance
The kitchen/diner is enter via this short staircase from the entrance hall. Photo: Redbrik