Amberley Lane, Milford

This charming Grade II listed early 16th Century Cottage is perfectly positioned along a semi-rural lane in the village of Milford. A charming drawing room with inglenook fireplace, separate study area, and two double bedrooms. Delightful cottage gardens, ample parking and a detached double garage with studio complete this quintessential English cottage.

Low Barbary is a charming Grade ll Listed property, we believe dating back to the early 1500’s. Formally a four bay Hall House which was sub divided into two sperate dwellings in the early 18th Century, occupying a wonderful position along a semi-rural lane not far from the village centre. The present owners have beautifully decorated the property and you now have the advantage of old-world ambiance, combined with modern living.

A charming drawing room with wood burner, positioned in a most attractive inglenook fireplace. There is an abundance of weathered oak beams, exposed brick and a separated dining/ study area making this a great entertaining space. The kitchen has carefully fitted to maximise the storage options along with ample preparation surfaces.

The first floor is equally impressive, with two generous double bedrooms and a superb bathroom, with a standalone bathtub and separate shower cubicle.

The cottage gardens are simply stunning, with an attractive front garden area with a side gravelled driveway leading to a large parking area behind the cottage. A sunken brick laid patio area drinks in the sun from the South Easterly aspect. The central lawn area is edged by mature shrubs, herbaceous planting, and mature hedgerows.

A detached garage offers excellent options for storage and to the side is a self-contained studio room with cloakroom facilities. Behind the garage is a further garden area that could be a perfect position for a home office, vegetable garden or further planting to suit your interests.