1 Front Street, Ilmington, Shipston On Stour, Warwickshire, CV36

A charming, recently extended end of terrace cottage situated in the heart of Ilmington. No onward chain.

THE PROPERTY
Frog Cottage dates back to the Victorian era and is built mainly of traditional Hornton Stone beneath a slate tiled roof. In recent times it has been skilfully extended by the vendors almost doubling the size of the original cottage incorporating the use of high-end materials.
The attractive and well-presented accommodation is set out over two floors and is entered from the street into a sizeable sitting room with a traditional feel. The charming double aspect sitting room has a feature bay window, a wealth of exposed timbers, attractive stone flag and timber flooring and a brick built open fireplace with a canopy and raised hearth. Enclosed stairs rise to the first floor. Steps lead down to a superb kitchen/dining room having a triple aspect with a part vaulted ceiling and extensive cupboards and drawers with Quartz worksurfaces. Traditional ceramic sink with mixer tap and a Rangemaster range cooker with canopy hood along with other built-in appliances. Ceramic tiled flooring and part exposed stone walls. There is ample space for a dining table and chairs. The kitchen is partly open to a most attractive family room with large bi folding doors providing views and access the outside, fitted storage cupboards and ceramic tiled flooring. Situated off this room is a useful utility with back door and a separate cloakroom.
On the first floor are three lovely bedrooms accessed from a central landing. The principal bedroom at the rear of the property is very well proportioned with a dedicated dressing area with built in storage and a part open plan en suite bathroom with stylish sanitaryware. The ceilings are partly vaulted giving a feeling of space. There are two further double bedrooms and a modern shower room.
Outside
Secure timber gates lead into a gravelled area to the side of the cottage. Beyond which is the garden lying to the rear and side enclosed by secure fencing with pleasant aspects. The garden is mainly laid to lawn with established trees, shrubs and herbaceous flowering plants for year-round interest. Adjacent to the cottage is a stone paved terrace ideal for summer dining. At the far end of the garden is a pretty timber-built outbuilding for storage. In addition, there is a further store attached to the cottage housing the boiler.