Charming cottages on the market

Charming cottages have a timeless appeal that creates a sense of peace and quiet. With their unique character, intricate detailing, and picturesque gardens, these homes exude charm and cosiness. Let’s take a look at 10 of the most attractive cottages on the market today.  

 

This stunning Grade II Listed thatched cottage has been impeccably maintained by the current owners and boasts a wealth of gorgeous character features. The home was sympathetically extended a number of years ago, creating an additional bedroom along with a larger kitchen, while in-keeping with the character of the property. 

 

Croft Cottage, a beautiful 18th Century character property, is centrally located in the historic and sought-after Laleston Village, near local shops, schools, and restaurants. The property boasts an intriguing blend of original features and contemporary touches, such as exposed beams, a large inglenook fireplace, and a marble-top breakfast bar.  

 

This gorgeous, detached cottage holds immense character and charm and is situated on the stunning Lizard Peninsula, just 2 miles away from Poldhu Beach. The property is complete with a beautiful kitchen, a snug with an open fire, and a generous conservatory with views over the garden, making this the perfect cosy family home.  

 

This lovely two-bedroom cottage is located in the heart of the tranquil and sought-after village of Letchmore Heath. It has been maintained to the highest standards for the past 25 years and features a beautiful, landscaped garden. The property has a characterful and charming lounge-dining area, as well as a principal bedroom complete with fitted wardrobes.  

 

The Old Post Office is a beautiful example of a timber framed, thatched roof cottage, located in Walcote village which lies within easy reach of Lutterworth town’s vast range of amenities and access to the M1 motorway network. The three-storey accommodation retains a vast array of period features, most notably its stunning exposed timber framework and beams.  

 

This beautiful thatched Grade II Listed family home offers grounds extending to approximately 7 acres, with a coach house garage, substantial stable block, field, woodland and manège. This home has been maintained to the highest of standards and offers stunning accommodation for the perfect family home. 

 

Enjoying a secluded location overlooking Leaves Green Common, this period home provides an abundance of deceptively spacious accommodation set within a joyously picturesque plot of just under an acre. Meticulously maintained and tastefully presented throughout this unique home has been sensitively restored and cleverly extended in recent years with a sympathetic eye for authenticity. 

 

This stunning Grade II Listed, thatched cottage dates back to 1531 and is located just a few miles away from the beautiful beaches of North Cornwall. The current owners have managed to transform this unique, historic building into a superb modern home, with a new thatched roof, multi-fuel stove, and electric unit.  

 

9. Ivybridge, Devon, 3 bedrooms

This substantial and unique barn conversion is located in a tranquil and peaceful setting enjoying superb views over beautiful rural surroundings and a private long meadow at the front of the barn extending either side of a brook. The barn is beautifully presented throughout and boasts a perfect blend of character and contemporary features including vaulted ceilings, stone walls and an oak staircase with glazed panels.
 
 

10. Helpston, Peterborough, 4 bedrooms

Nestled in the heart of Helpston village, known for its idyllic charm and historic allure, this remarkable Grade II Listed thatched cottage stands as a testament to timeless elegance and sophisticated living. The property is set upon approximately 0.4 acres of lush meticulously landscaped grounds.

 

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