Set within an established 0.7 acre garden plot is Rose Cottage, a delightful three bedroom character cottage enjoying open views and a desirable setting in this premier hamlet. Being offered with the benefit of no upward chain, Rose Cottage has been extended and upgraded over time, with plenty of further potential to extend the cottage or add garaging (subject to relevant permissions). The deceptively spacious interiors feature exposed beams, brickwork and an inglenook fireplace to the lounge, and the cottage has received a refit to the bathroom and en suite in recent years.

The driveway leads to the rear of the property, where there is parking and turning area for a number of vehicles. The reception hall is accessed from the side of the cottage, having stairs rising to the first floor and doors into the cloakroom and to two generously proportioned reception rooms, one of which features original exposed brickwork and an inglenook fireplace. A light and airy kitchen with triple aspect windows is set to one side. To the first floor there are three double bedrooms servicing by a guest en suite and family bathroom, with each bedroom enjoying garden and rural views. nestled within a wrap around plot, the gardens which are laid to lawns and neatly stocked borders ex-tend to a superb 0.7 acre, offering potential to add garaging or extend the property without encroaching on the ex-tensive outside space.

Rose Cottage lies within the idyllic hamlet of Tatenhill Common, a rural community set partway between Rangemore and Tatenhill. This desirable, rural hamlet is formed by a collection of countryside homes and character cottages, many of which were formerly part of the Bass familys 19th Century Rangemore Hall Estate. Rangemore lies around a mile from the property and is home to a historic Church, the Byrkley Park Garden Centre and Rangemore Primary School which feeds into John Taylor High, both of which benefit from an Ofsted Outstanding rating. The John Taylor Free School is also around two miles from the property. Convenience facilities can be found in nearby Barton under Needwood where a post office, Co-Op general store, pubs, cafes and boutique shops can be found, and the centres of Burton on Trent and the cathedral City of Lichfield both offer more comprehensive shop-ping and leisure amenities. Rose Cottage is well placed for access to commuter routes such as A38, A50 and M6 Toll, direct rail links to Birmingham and London are available from rail stations in Lichfield and the international airports of East Midlands, Birmingham and Manchester are also all within a convenient commute.