£275,000 derelict cottage in Felsham offers a renovation opportunity

Prospective purchasers will have to use their imagination when considering the potential of this derelict Grade II listed cottage in Felsham.

Believed to date back to the 17th-century, being timber-framed with rendered elevations underneath a clay-tiled roofline, the property sits on the corner of a small green within the village

Known in the village as The Live and Let Live public house during World War One, the property was under the ownership of the same family for over 100 years and made into their home during the middle of the 20th-century, eventually being vacant before being offered for sale.

It is being marketed by Bedfords with a guide price of £275,000.

The property extends to around 1,750sqft with the agent explaining: "Whilst we are reluctant to give them 'room names' there is clearly room for three reception rooms, with both kitchen and bathroom facilities evidently in use at some stage in the past.

"There are two staircases leading to the first floor, the southern side with two interconnecting bedrooms, whilst the north side staircase is unfit for access, but we believe it leads on to one further bedroom."

Outside, the grounds extend to 0.22 of an acre.

-- 01284 769999 / bedfords.co.uk