Initial price	£350,000
22/10/24	£325,000
Price Change	-7.14%

This charming Grade II* listed three-bedroom cottage, believed to be the oldest building in Mitcheldean, dates back to the 1600s and has a rich history. The property retains many original character features, including a cellar and an enclosed courtyard garden, and offers easy access to local amenities. The cottage features a vestibule with exposed wooden beams and quarry-tiled steps leading to the front door, which opens into an entrance hall with exposed beams and tiled flooring. The property includes a cloakroom, dining room with thumb latch door, living room with exposed beams and stained-glass window, kitchen with solid oak worktops and gas range cooker, and three bedrooms with exposed beams. The property also features a family bathroom and a loft area with potential for conversion. Outside, there is a private courtyard garden and a useful outbuilding with power and lighting. The property is a unique and historic gem that offers a lot of character and charm.