The vast majority of houses surrounding the village green are in long terraces, forming an almost continuous barrier to shelter and protect the green, only occasionally broken by narrow wynds or archways.

There are fine family houses interspersed with small cottages all adding their own charm and character to this picturesque village.

One of the smaller dwellings is Barton Cottage facing onto the green and overlooking the village cross; once inside the property, however, a surpisingly spacious interior is revealed.

Entry is over a small flagged patio with a bench seat to sit and enjoy the comings and goings on the village green. The front entrance opens into a small porch, which leads to a cosy lounge with beamed ceiling, an open fireplace with flagged hearth and a bay window viewing to the village green.

Through the lounge is a compact but well equipped kitchen, with tiled floor which in turn leads to a rear hallway and adjoining dining room.

Just off the kitchen a stairway rises to a spacious bedroom with double bed and a light and airy bathroom with bath, shower, washbasin and toilet.

To the rear of the cottage is a small garden area complete with table and chairs.

A delightful, snug cottage for two with character and comfort offering a good standard of accommodation.