This Grade II Listed Gothic Revival cottage, built in 1848 by renowned architect Edward Blore, is a charming and historic property that retains its original character. The cottage features a attractive front façade with Flemish bond brickwork, cut limestone dressings, and steeply pitched decorative tiled roofs. The interior boasts period features such as quarry tile flooring, oak joinery, and a feature fireplace, while the kitchen is equipped with a solid timber Shaker-style range and a modern 'Everhot' range. The property is situated on a generous plot with a three-tier south-facing garden, backing onto pasture land with countryside views. The village of Little Brington is steeped in history and offers a range of community amenities, while the property is well-connected for commuters, with nearby Long Buckby Railway Station providing regular services to London and Milton Keynes.