Church Street, Digby, LN4

Set on the aptly named Church Street in Digby, directly opposite the village church, this charming and thoughtfully upgraded cottage offers a rare blend of history, character and everyday practicality. Believed to date back to pre-1800s, the property was converted from a barn into the home that stands today around 1990, creating a unique and welcoming residence that is full of period charm.

Approached via a shared gravel access (shared with the neighbouring property), the driveway leads to the property’s gated private courtyard/drive. The neighbour has a right of access over the entrance, however the shared section ends at the property gates, giving a clear sense of privacy once you arrive. Externally, the home is instantly appealing with its exposed stonework, recently painted timber windows, and stone-built outbuildings, all complemented by a tasteful wooden portico with a brick base over the front door.

The outbuildings are a real bonus, providing excellent storage and workshop space. They would benefit from a degree of TLC, but offer exciting potential for those looking to improve or repurpose them, whether as hobby space, additional storage, or possible conversion, subject to the necessary consents.

Inside, the character is immediate. The entrance hall sets the tone with exposed beams, timber doors and traditional blacksmith-style handles. To your left is a ground floor WC with exposed stonework, adding to the cottage feel while providing modern convenience.

Continuing through, the lounge is a good-sized and cosy main reception room, featuring a brick surround with space for a log burner and a substantial timber beam running across the ceiling. To the rear, a light and airy conservatory provides a lovely additional reception space, ideal for relaxing with views over the courtyard.

The heart of the home is the open-plan kitchen/dining room, fitted with a range of units and offering space for appliances, while retaining the property’s charm with exposed beams and a warm, sociable feel that suits everyday living and entertaining.

Upstairs, the landing provides access to three bedrooms. The principal bedroom is a good size and enjoys character features including exposed beams, with windows to both the front and rear. There is also a useful storage room housing the water tank, and the family bathroom serves all bedrooms, fitted with a four-piece suite comprising wash basin, bidet, WC and bath with shower over. The remaining two bedrooms continue the character theme, with exposed beams and one also featuring exposed stonework.

Additional information includes Council Tax Band B. The roof conversion dates to circa 1990, and the boiler was changed at the time of conversion and was last serviced in 2026.

A truly charming village home, full of character and ready for its next owners to enjoy, with the added benefit of outbuildings offering genuine potential.

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