Great Horkesley, CO6 4BN

Yew Tree Cottage is entered through a porch with space for coats and boots with a further door leading through to a snug with a wealth of exposed timbers and is open through to the living room which has a large inglenook fireplace, log burner and attractive arched windows overlooking the gardens. A lobby provides access to the stairs to one of the first-floor bedrooms and links through to the sitting room with a fireplace and stove, exposed timbers and a door with staircase to the second first floor bedroom. A door leads through to the kitchen which is beautifully appointed with granite work surfaces, hand painted storage units and an AGA, a two ring induction hob, combined microwave/oven, dishwasher and space for a fridge/freezer. A conservatory/breakfast room has a delightful view to an alfresco dining area and a door leading out. At the rear of the cottage is a utility room providing storage, space and plumbing for a washing machine and a tumble dryer. The lobby also provides access to the main bathroom with a bath, separate shower, WC and two wash hand basins. There is a double bedroom with a range of built-in wardrobes and a door that connects to the Jack and Jill en-suite shower room with a linen cupboard, walk-in shower, WC and wash hand basin. A further door connects to the fourth bedroom with a cupboard and a door back through to the snug. On the first floor are two further double bedrooms both with independent access. The principal bedroom is accessed from the sitting room and enjoys a dual aspect including views over the gardens, a range of bespoke wardrobes and exposed timbers. The second bedroom again has a dual aspect, bespoke wardrobes and a separate access off the lobby. Outside Yew Tree Cottage is set well back from School Lane and has electric gates providing access to the courtyard where there is parking for numerous vehicles and opens to the double cart lodge measuring 19’ x 19'. To the side is a single garage measuring 19’ x 9’7” with doors to the front and a pedestrian door to the rear. The main garden is screened at the front and has high railings with a gated access. The gardens form a delightful feature to the cottage with central lawns with brick pathways leading through the garden with attractive flower beds and borders. There is a summer house and along the boundary are a range of mature trees and a ditch providing a hidden area. The pathway continues to the side where there is an Indian sandstone paved terrace with lighting, a Yew tree and adjoins the kitchen/breakfast room. In total the plot is approximately 0.27 of an acre.