Fernlie Cottage, a Grade II listed home, was constructed in 1799 and boasts a rich history and unique architectural features. The charming cottage, with its red Flemish-bond brickwork and slate roof, has been extended and maintained over the years, retaining its original charm and character. The interior features exposed brickwork, timber beams, and sash windows, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The property has been lovingly restored and retains many original features, including Inglenook fireplaces, exposed brick walls, and Victorian fireplaces. The garden and grounds are equally impressive, with mature hedging, climbing roses, and a tranquil atmosphere. The property also features attached barns, offering potential for conversion or continued use as a studio or workshop. With its unique blend of history, character, and charm, Fernlie Cottage is a rare and special find.