£825,000 /Sale price

Step into a storybook setting with this Grade II listed, enchanting three-bedroom semi-detached cottage, a rare and beautifully preserved example of the visionary work of Ernest George Trobridge. Built in the 1920s, this thatched home is a testament to Trobridge’s romantic and highly individualistic approach to architecture, where every detail is designed to inspire.Nestled in a peaceful, leafy enclave, the property exudes character from the moment you arrive. The distinctive thatched roof, curved lines, and whimsical timber-framed detailing evoke the charm of an English fairytale, while the robust brickwork and hand-crafted finishes reflect Trobridge’s commitment to both beauty and durability.AccommodationThe main residence offers a generous and versatile layout, comprising:Two reception rooms, each with its own unique character, ideal for relaxing or entertaining.A separate dining room, perfect for family meals or hosting guests.A country-style kitchen, blending rustic charm with modern convenience.Three well, proportioned bedrooms, each offering serene views and period features.A family bathroom, retaining vintage charm while offering modern comfort.Lower Ground Floor AnnexA standout feature of this property is the self-contained lower ground floor annex, currently arranged as a one-bedroom flat. This flexible space includes:An open-plan living and kitchen area, ideal for independent living or guest accommodation.A double bedroom, shower room and separate WC.Whether used for multi-generational living, rental income, or a creative studio, the annex adds exceptional value and versatility.OutsideThe mature garden is a private haven, ideal for relaxing or entertaining, echoing the naturalistic ideals that Trobridge often incorporated into his designs.This is more than just a home, it’s a piece of architectural history. Trobridge’s cottages are celebrated for their individuality and rarity, making this a unique opportunity for lovers of heritage, design, and charm. Step into a storybook setting with this Grade II listed, enchanting three-bedroom semi-detached cottage, a rare and beautifully preserved example of the visionary work of Ernest George Trobridge. Built in the 1920s, this thatched home is a testament to Trobridge’s romantic and highly individualistic approach to architecture, where every detail is designed to inspire.Nestled in a peaceful, leafy enclave, the property exudes character from the moment you arrive. The distinctive thatched roof, curved lines, and whimsical timber-framed detailing evoke the charm of an English fairytale, while the robust brickwork and hand-crafted finishes reflect Trobridge’s commitment to both beauty and durability.