Elevated within the sought after Cotswold village of Chalford Hill, boasting a stunning and southerly open aspect over the wooded valley, lies this semidetached period home. Extended in more recent history, this Cotswold stone cottage provides beautifully presented accommodation, immense character and a pretty garden with a fabulous view. The main entrance opens into a an exceedingly useful hall/boot room, where further doors lead into the cottage and open to the rear garden. With a tiled floor, the hall offers a place to hang coats and remove muddy boots. The remodelled kitchen/dining room sits within the original Cottage. Upgraded by the current owner, the kitchen has been fitted with timeless bespoke cabinets. A small Everhot range is used for cooking and there is space for a fridge, freezer and dishwasher. A tiled floor flows from the kitchen to the dining area, where a pretty fireplace with woodburner inset, forms an attractive focal point. The sitting room extends beyond the kitchen and lies within the extension. Two sets of French doors open to the garden and oak flooring flows throughout. A staircase rises from the kitchen to the first floor, where a split level landing provides access to the family bathroom, bedroom and study (occasional guest bedroom). One double bedroom lies to the front of the cottage and affords a doubles aspect outlook with views over the garden and valley beyond. This is accessed by walking through one of the original bedrooms to the cottage, which now provides an excellent hobbies room/study or occasional bedroom, as demonstrated by the current owner. A cupboard houses the inverter for the solar panels. The bathroom is generous in size and provides a bath and separate shower cubicle. A large attic bedroom is located on the top floor. This L shaped room is particularly impressive, owing to its size, beautiful outlook and built in storage. The property is warmed by gas central heating and benefits from solar panels.