Tillington

Thought to date from the 17th century, Hollytree Cottage is a delightful semi-detached period property, providing two reception rooms and three well-presented bedrooms. The interiors retain notable original period features, including exposed timber beams, Inglenook fireplace, wooden floors and casement windows. Externally, the cottage displays attractive stone and tiled elevations, complemented by established gardens with far-reaching views.

The two ground-floor reception rooms provide comfortable space in which to relax. These include the sitting room to the front with its grand, brick-built inglenook fireplace, which retains its original timber lintel and is fitted with a woodburning stove. Towards the rear there is a formal dining room with a dual aspect, welcoming plenty of natural light from the south and east, while the room also features a fireplace with a logburner. Steps lead down to the kitchen, which lies across the rear of the house, and has a part-vaulted ceiling, flagstone flooring, exposed beams and brickwork, butler sink and far-reaching views.

Upstairs, the principal bedroom is of generous proportions, featuring exposed wide oak floorboards, fireplace, a walk-in wardrobe, and windows to both the front and rear with attractive views over the surrounding countryside. There are two further double bedrooms and a family bathroom on this level. A staircase rises to the second floor, where the loft provides extensive storage and offers potential for conversion to additional accommodation, subject to the necessary consents.