Initial price	£695,000
28/05/25	£650,000
Price Change	-6.47%

This stunning four-bedroom cottage, designed by renowned architect Mackay Hugh Baillie-Scott in 1936, exudes charm and character throughout its Arts and Crafts-style interior. The property features a grand staircase with intricately carved balustrade, hardwood flooring, and exposed brick fireplaces. The spacious sitting room, with triple aspect windows, can be used as a lounge or dining room, and the kitchen boasts a dual fuel range cooker and natural stone countertops. The ground floor also features a versatile room that can be used as a bedroom or office, as well as a shower room. The first floor has three double bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with built-in wardrobes and sea views, and a family bathroom with a widened bathtub. The property's exterior is equally impressive, with a vast, wraparound garden filled with mature plants and trees, and a private driveway and garage. The owners, who have lived in the property for 11 years, describe it as a "hidden gem" with a unique character that blends seamlessly into its peaceful surroundings.