Hodgehill Lane

A lane leads to this detached cottage, where red brick elevations, mature trees and open countryside create an appealing rural setting. Set back from the road, the home offers privacy, character and outside space to enjoy the surrounding scenery, with availability before Christmas.

Inside, the entrance hall connects the kitchen and living accommodation, with useful storage beneath the staircase. The lounge and dining room stretches across the rear of the cottage, with windows on three sides bringing in natural light. Exposed ceiling beams and a brick fireplace frame the room, with a log burner providing a welcoming focal point for winter evenings. There is space here for both relaxing and dining, keeping the main living areas together.

The separate kitchen continues the cottage character, pairing cream cabinetry with dark worktops, tiled flooring and an exposed overhead beam. A broad window sits above the sink, while cupboards and work surfaces run around the room. Beyond the kitchen, a porch connects to a utility area and a raised study, providing a useful place to work away from the main reception room.

Upstairs, two bedrooms lead from the landing. The principal bedroom spans the rear of the house and has windows on three sides, while the second bedroom also enjoys a dual aspect. A bathroom with a white suite serves both rooms, and a tall arched window adds character to the stairwell.

Outside, the paved terrace provides space for outdoor dining beside the cottage. Lawn, established planting and mature trees soften the garden, with views across the neighbouring fields.

The surrounding Marton countryside suits those who enjoy being outdoors, with footpaths and bridleways to explore across the parish. EPC rating: E.