A fairytale cottage once relocated stone-by-stone to a picturesque village is on sale for £350,000.
With wooden beams, white render and woodland setting, two-bedroom Melrose Cottage looks like it is straight from the pages of a children’s book.
It was originally located in Shobdon, Herefordshire but was dismantled piece-by-piece by previous owners.
READ MORE: House hits market for £230,000 with a duo of sinks separated by a splash panel in the bathroom
They rebuilt it ten miles away in Yarpole, near Ludlow in 1976.
The current owner has used the property as a second home since the 1990s and has made improvements throughout, as reported by Luxury Property News.
They are now selling it.
Its listing says: “The property has the benefit of a single carport and parking space with pedestrian access to the property via a wooden gate.
“Storm porch into the entrance hall.
“Kitchen with bespoke wall and base units, wooden worktop, Belfast sink with window over.
“Plumbing for washer and separate dryer, space for fridge freezer.
“Large Rangemaster with LPG gas hob and electric ovens.
“Space for a dining table.
“Windows to three sides and beams throughout.
“Bathroom with bath and shower over, WC and wash hand basin.
“Storage cupboard housing immersion and water tank and shelving.
“Sitting room with large brick and stone inglenook with beam over, wood burning stove and bread oven.
“Wooden panelling and beams throughout.
“Understairs cupboard.
“Dining room with windows to three aspects and door into the garden, beams throughout.”
There is a large pond at the front of the property, with gardens including mature trees, apple trees, and a lawned area.
Outdoor amenities include a carport, a log store, a wooden shed and a potting shed.
A terrace offers an ideal space for alfresco dining, which is covered in a large grape vine.
The agents describe the village as friendly and sociable with a local pub, The Bell, and an award-winning shop.
It is for sale with Mark Wiggin Estate Agents.
