This 17th-century Grade II listed terraced cottage features a hallway, living room, kitchen-diner, conservatory, three bedrooms and two bathrooms.
1/7 Exterior
2/7 Living room
Settle back for an evening of chess, card games and plenty of mulled wine around the fire in this laid-back living room. Painting the beam the same colour as the walls helped to blend it into the scheme.
Sofas
Marks & Spencer
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Mills in Bloom
3/7 Hallway
Antique heirlooms have been teamed with pretty floral curtains in this hallway for a country feel that is both laid-back and cosy.
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Styles of Stow
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John Dick & Son
4/7 Kitchen
The kitchen is centred around the spacious island unit, which is used as a prep and cooking area. A traditional plate rack makes good use of space above the sink.
Kitchen design
Kate Bingham Interior Design
5/7 Master bedroom
Touches of pink and green add a pretty note to the simple scheme. The original wooden beams complete the country look in the bedroom.
Bedlinen
The White Company
6/7 Bedroom
Floral soft furnishings and original wooden beams combine to create a pretty note in this neutral country bedroom scheme.
Bedlinen
The White Company
7/7 Bathroom
Traditional white fittings and a mix of neutral tiles and green and pink striped fabric, help create a classic feel in this country bathroom.
Fabric
Susie Watson Designs
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