Elderberry Cottage, a charming quint cottage built in the 1630s, is a rare opportunity to own a piece of history. The property, which has been on the market for the first time since 1986, requires modernization throughout but offers a unique chance to put your own stamp on it. The internal accommodation comprises a lounge, kitchen, bedroom, and bathroom, with a small and quaint layout that provides a cozy retreat. The property retains its original features, including a fireplace, and has a one-storey extension at the rear that could be developed further to create more space. The garden is a delightful south-facing cottage style garden with a lower patio and upper lawn, enclosed by walls and mature shrubs. While the property is not connected to mains heating and drainage, it has night storage heaters and a septic tank that is regularly serviced. Located in the desirable village of Mells, the property is well-connected to larger towns and cities, with train stations and amenities within a short drive.