Birch Cottage is a truly unique stone-built property, reputed to have once been the cattle counting house for Hagley Hall in the 1700s, and possibly one of the oldest surviving houses in the village. Rich with history and charm, this remarkable home combines period character with scope for enhancement, making it an exceptional opportunity for buyers seeking something special. On the ground floor, a welcoming porch leads into the hall, setting the tone for this characterful cottage. The cosy lounge provides a perfect retreat, complemented by a separate sitting/dining room. The kitchen with breakfast area offers everyday practicality, alongside a utility and WC. To the rear, a large sun room – equally suited as a grand formal dining space – floods the home with natural light and frames views of the gardens. The property also benefits from a cellar, offering exciting potential for conversion, subject to the necessary consents. Upstairs, there are three good-sized bedrooms and a family bathroom, with the added bonus of a useful loft room. Outside, the cottage sits within charming wrap-around gardens, beautifully in keeping with its heritage. A driveway provides ample parking and leads to a double garage, completing this rare home. Steeped in history, yet with exciting potential to further develop, Birch Cottage offers the chance to own a truly individual piece of Hagleys heritage, tucked away in one of its most desirable settings.