Occupying a most desirable Cotswold village setting, enjoying ease of access to the local amenities lies this mid-terrace period home. Constructed in traditional Cotswold stone and extended in more recent history the property enjoys family accommodation which is positioned across three floors. A useful front entrance porch offers the ideal place to hang coats and opens into the reception hall. Wooden flooring runs throughout the hallway, whilst doors radiate to the living space. Two reception rooms are positioned to the front of the house, the sitting room enjoys oak flooring and a view to the front courtyard garden, a fireplace with stone surround forms a warming focal point to the room. The formal dining room is well proportioned and benefits from a door opening to the front garden. The kitchen is located to the rear of the property and boasts an outlook across the rear garden. The kitchen has been fitted with shaker style cabinets, a breakfast bar, double oven and integral hob. An adjoining utility and cloakroom, further enhance the appeal of this family home, whilst a rear porch offers the ideal place for muddy boots. From the hallway stairs rise to the first floor where two bedrooms and a family bathroom are positioned. The main bedroom being particularly noteworthy due to its size, elevated view across the village roof tops and built in storage. Bedroom three is currently used as an office and enjoys a similar village view. The family bathroom has been modernised by the current owners to include a bath and separate shower cubicle, heated towel rail as well as plentiful vanity storage. From the landing a staircase rises to the second floor where a further two bedrooms are positioned.