Hope Cottage, Stenton, Dunbar, East Lothian, EH42 1TE

4 Bed Cottage with 2 Reception Rooms

Sale history

£580,000 in May 2024

The property

*New Fixed Price - 30k lower than home report value* Hope Cottage is a charming stone-built traditional house centrally located in the picturesque village of Stenton near Dunbar, East Lothian. This delightful property offers a perfect blend of period features created by joining two cottages together, providing a larger living space and additional reception space. The interior of the cottage is adorned with period features that enhance its timeless appeal. The large sitting room is a focal point of the home, featuring a log burner, creating a welcoming space for relaxation and entertaining guests. The kitchen dining room provides a well-appointed space and includes a feature Aga cooker. For added convenience, there is a second kitchen area and utility room, offering additional catering and laundry facilities. The drawing room also provides an additional reception space with its period fireplace. With four bedrooms, the cottage offers versatility and ample accommodation for a growing family or visiting guests. The upstairs bedrooms have the added feature of vaulted ceilings with exposed timber beams and Velux windows that flood the rooms with light. The separate family bathroom on the ground floor and shower room on the first floor provide convenience and privacy for all occupants. A highlight of the property is the traditional hardwood conservatory with mature vines and tiled flooring to enjoy the beauty of the walled courtyard south-facing gardens. There are also two separate gardening plots in addition to the private garden to provide additional space for gardening enthusiasts to plant their own vegetables, also included is a garden shed perfect for storage. Situated in the heart of the village, Hope Cottage enjoys a desirable location that combines tranquility with convenience. The charming village with its pretty setting offers a close-knit community with a local primary school and secondary schooling at Dunbar. The communal village green is a short walk from the cottage. Residents can enjoy the serenity of the countryside while still having convenient access to local amenities and transport links. The newly opened train station at East Linton is just four miles from the property. The vibrant town of Dunbar is just a short drive away and offers a lively High Street with award-winning shops including fresh produce and grocers, bakers, butchers, bank, fine art galleries, coffee houses, restaurants, hardware shop, a florist, chemists, and a garden centre. On the outskirts of the town is a large supermarket, garden centre, and fast-food outlet. The John Muir Country Park is also within easy reach and stunning walks are available within the surrounding East Lothian countryside. Dunbar is also known for its outstanding schools, both at primary and secondary level in both the public and private sector, with renowned Belhaven Hill independent school in the town. A 20-minute train journey will take you to Edinburgh or Berwick. For commuters, the A1 offers convenient access to Edinburgh, Berwick and beyond. Included in the sale all fitted floor and window coverings and the aga, it should be noted that the marble-topped island will be retained by the current owners and removed from the property. Other items such as appliances may be included by separate negotiation or agreement.

Council Tax Band G
Energy rating F

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