Set in a pretty Cotswold setting with views over neighbouring rooftops to the countryside beyond, this detached Cotswold stone home blends period charm with modern design. Elevated above the lane, ‘New House’ has been extensively renovated and remodelled by the current owners, offering stylish, immaculately presented accommodation. Though built in recent years, it has all the character of a traditional cottage, enhanced by a full rewire, newly installed double-glazed windows and new heating system with underfloor heating throughout. Steps from the parking area lead up to a tiled, canopied entrance, providing a sheltered spot for the removal of winter boots and a lovely elevated terrace for summer dining. The main door opens into a boot room with bench seating and coat hooks, with a cloakroom just off. This leads into a striking open-plan kitchen and dining room, filled with natural light from dualaspect windows and French doors that open onto the rear garden. The space comfortably accommodates a dining table and casual seating area, making it the heart of the home. The kitchen is fitted with classic shaker-style units, oak worktops, integrated oven, hob, dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer as well as an undercounter fridge and freezer, alongside open shelving and a plate rack. A contemporary tiled flooring runs throughout, and a full-height cupboard provides excellent storage. A step up leads to a bright, dual-aspect sitting room overlooking the hamlet, with wood panelling and a wood-burning stove creating a cosy yet elegant feel. Upstairs are three bedrooms, two comfortable doubles and a third ideal as a single bedroom or home office—alongside a contemporary family bathroom featuring a bulb shape bath with shower over, a sleek vanity unit, and additional built-in wall storage. The property is served by mains drainage and centrally heated by Calor gas.