The property dates back to 1635 and has been loving restored to the highest standards. This grade II listed cottage in Stratford-upon-Avon mixes old with modern day living and throughout the property character and charm is plentiful. The front door leads to a wonderful hall with original flagstone flooring, hand plastered walls, exposed beams and exposed beams and a fabulous inglenook fireplace. The lounge has three beautiful windows, brick fireplace, double bedroom with en-suite on the ground floor looks out to the beautiful garden.
The kitchen is a good size with the original Victorian black and white floor tile, Belfast sink, handmade oak units, granite work surfaces and a SMEG built in oven and gas hob. There is a separate utility room, a pantry and access to the garden.
First Floor The oak staircase leads up to two good sized double bedrooms. One room has an ensuite and one room has the family bathroom.
Downstairs bedroom has three windows with delightful views of the garden, original beams, wooden flooring and a period fireplace. The family bathroom is full of character, presented to the highest of standards mixing period features with modern living. The bathroom is fitted with a Burlington shower over the roll top bath.
This is most definitely a traditional chocolate box cottage, and so desirable that it’s beyond words. It has a wonderfully cosy feel, but at the same time, it’s spacious and very light and airy. For a memorable stay in Stratford-upon-Avon, Brookside Cottage has the character and charm you won’t forget.
Running alongside the garden we have a small brook. The whole space backs onto a woodland walk and paddocks, beyond which is Anne Hathaway’s Cottage; it’s idyllic.
