This historic stone cottage, once believed to have been the home of a local glover, is a rare opportunity to own a piece of history in the charming village of Marnhull, famous as the fictional setting for Thomas Hardy's Tess of the d'Urbervilles. The cottage exudes warmth and timeless appeal, with exposed ceiling beams, deep-set window sills, and a striking inglenook fireplace complete with an original bread oven. The interior features two interchangeable reception rooms, a practical kitchen, and a family bathroom, with two generous double bedrooms upstairs, one with an en-suite cloakroom. The cottage enjoys long gardens to both the front and rear, perfect for planting, alfresco dining, or simply quiet moments in the sunshine. With its unique character, potential, and authentic charm, this cottage is a home with soul, waiting for the next custodian to write its next chapter.