This charming Victorian cottage in Cranbrook, Kent, has a rich history dating back to the 1850s, originally built as the town's single-storey lock-up and later extended and converted into a dressmaker's shop. The property features a unique stone staircase and a bay window, and has been in continuous use as a home. Planning permission was granted in 2013 for a two-storey extension, which has been completed, with the addition of a first-floor bedroom and ensuite held in abeyance. The town of Cranbrook is known for its picturesque charm, eclectic mix of shops and amenities, and excellent schools, including the renowned Cranbrook School. The property is located near the A21 and mainline station at Staplehurst, offering easy links to London and other motorways.