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The cottage was built in
1930 and is in a reasonable state of repair for it's age. The cottage
has two fronts to a road within the village and there is a walled garden
to the front facade. To the rear of the cottage there is a good sized
garden with some mature fruit trees including fig, Persimmons, olive and
oranges. There is also a well with a water storage tank on the land.
The cottage has been
constructed in stone and has 50 centimetre thick exterior walls. The
window and door surrounds are stone and the exterior doors are aluminium
framed. The windows are wooden framed and there are some internal wooden
shutters.
The layout of the
cottage is typical for it's age. The main entrance door leads directly
into a living room, which has a wooden floor and wooden ceiling. Off
this living room there are two bedrooms, both with wooden floors and
ceilings. To the rear of the cottage there is a rustic kitchen and a
small bathroom. Both of these rooms do require renovation and
modernisation works. The bathroom has a toilet, bidet and pedestal sink
installed.
At the rear of the
cottage there is a large storage shed, which is accessed from the
exterior. This storage shed has a dirt floor and a wooden beamed roof
and could be converted to provide more living accommodation if required.
There is a large bread oven inside this storage building.
Adjacent to the cottage
there is a detached annex, which has been constructed at a later date
than the cottage. This annex has a double opening metal door to the
front and has been used for storage purposed. Beneath this annex there
is further storage, though open fronted.
The cottage is set on a
plot measuring 630 square metres. The land is all relatively flat though
there is a slight incline. |
