Originally built as a pair of clerical cottages in the 18th century, Church Cottage was later converted into a single home and sympathetically extended in the 1990s to create a larger, more versatile living space.

The property was original two clerical cottages in the 18th century (Image: Perfect Pose Photography)

Selling agent Property Ladder said of the property: “With its striking arched windows, bright blue shutters and fairytale façade, this enchanting Grade II listed home in Horstead is truly one of a kind.

“18th-century Gothic Revival styling lends a distinctive edge, with ornate drip mouldings, pointed-arch doorways and a bold yet timeless colour scheme.”

The dining room (Image: Perfect Pose Photography)

Stepping into the property, the entrance hall opens into a spacious dining room with dual-aspect arched windows and an arched doorway opening to the outside.

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