Jackdaws:

Jackdaws cottage is the centremost cottage of the Long Barn which was constructed Circa 1830 for the Rendell family, and the upstairs of which was the venue for the grass auctions in the years before World War II (Mr Pengelly, then owner of Kingston and a wily businessman, alledgedly served whisky to 'encourage' the bidders).

Walking through the cottage garden, which becomes a riot of colour in the spring, with its' white 'wrought iron' furniture you enter via a stable door surrounded by roses. The entrance lobby leads into the delightful open plan sitting/dining room which features a carved bar that borders the spacious well equipped kitchen. Completing the accommodation is a charming master bedroom with large sash window, four poster bed hung with a pretty chintz, and a wash cupboard, a second bedroom and a bathroom with large white basin and bath with gold taps and includes an invigorating shower.

To see a floorplan of a typical two bedroom cottage, click here.

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