A delightful period home, set within this unspoilt Cotswold village, neighbouring Minchinhampton Common. Extended in recent history and further improved by the current owners, 1 Elmcroft has been tastefully upgraded for modern living whilst remaining sympathetic to its origins. The main entrance opens to a useful hallway with underfloor heating and modern flagstone tiles. From here stairs rise to the first floor and door opens to the living space. The kitchen enjoys freestanding units including a central island. There is a Lacanche stove and space for a fridge/freezer, a stable door opens to the adjoining garden room. As with the hall, the room is warmed by underfloor heating. The neighbouring sitting room is a charming and cosy space, where a period fireplace with woodburner inset offers an attractive focal point to the room. As with the kitchen a door and window open to the adjoining garden room. Part Cotswold stone and part glazed with a solid roof, the garden room offers a multifunctional space, with room for formal dining and living. An oak floor with underfloor heating flows throughout, whilst cast iron radiators further add to the character. With doors and windows to the south facing garden, the room enjoys a pretty green outlook. Built in cupboards to the kitchen end of the room conceal utility appliances. Two bedrooms are located on the first floor, both provide space for a double bed with views over the garden and wooded valley. All bedrooms are served by a stylish bathroom, also located on this floor. Modernised by the current owners, the family bathroom boasts a corner shower cubicle, bath, and sink with stylish vanity unit under. A copper heated towel rail offers additional appeal and the room further benefits from electric underfloor heating. Stairs from the first floor landing rise to the second floor, where a further two connecting rooms are located. The current owners utilise this space as a guest bedroom with study and WC (saniflo).