Residing in the desirable heart of Abbots Bromley is Devon Cottage, a charming period cottage showcasing deceptively spacious and beautifully presented interiors, four good sized bedrooms and an established and private garden plot. Offering a quintessentially English cottage frontage, Devon Cottage has been extended and refurbished sympathetically over time to create a well proportioned family home with modern, yet traditionally minded finishes complementing original character features throughout.

The interiors comprise briefly family room, sitting room and snug, with an open plan dining kitchen extending across the rear featuring a traditional pantry. To the first floor wrap around galleried landing are four bedrooms (three doubles) serviced by a beautifully refitted family bathroom, and established cottage gardens extend to the rear aspect enjoying plenty of privacy. Devon Cottage is serviced by mains gas central heating and double glazed windows, and has received recent upgrades to include a Worcester combi boiler (2024) with Nest smart heating controls, new radiators throughout the first floor and a new electric skylight to the landing.

Devon Cottage House enjoys a prime setting in Abbots Bromley, being just steps from the heart of the village and the excellent array of amenities offered. Famed for its annual Horn Dance, Abbots Bromley is set within a Conservation area and is home to an array of shops, a primary school, doctors, traditional pubs, a village hall and a historic church, the tower of which can be seen from the gardens. The village has also formerly been named as one of the Top 12 Places to Live in the Midlands by the Sunday Times. There are a range of highly regarded independent schools nearby including Smallwood Manor, Lichfield Cathedral, Denstone College and Repton School, and the property lies within catchment for the Richard Clarke First School which feeds on to Oldfields Middle and Thomas Alleynes High in Uttoxeter. The location benefits from good links to the A515, A50 and A38 giving access to major commercial centres of the Midlands, regular rail links to Birmingham and London can be found in nearby Lichfield and Rugeley, and the International Airports of Birmingham and East Midlands are both within an easy drive.