Believed to have been built in the late 1800’s, this Cotswold stone semi detached property is surprising spacious. From the lane you approach the rear of house, which has a flat roof extension. The pedestrian entrance is located through a wooden door within a Cotswold stone wall. A path leads down to the main entrance and a further door gives access into the boot room, perfect for dirty kids or wet dogs! The porch opens into an attractive dining room with wooden floors, a staircase leading to the first level and another one leads down to the cellar, in addition to a wood burner which proudly sits on a stone hearth. Found at the front also with wooden floors is the sitting room; flooded with natural light due to a full length glass panel and window plus double glazed French doors all overlooking the garden. A Cotswold stone fireplace with a further wood burner is main focal point. The bespoke kitchen is fitted with wall and base units, drawers, a plate rack, and wicker baskets which is complimented by granite worktops and a Belfast sink. Built in appliances consist of five ring hob, extractor and double oven. The boot room is a great size and double ups as a utility room; off here is the cloakroom which houses the boiler. On the first floor there are two double bedrooms both with ensuites and the impressive family bathroom. Up again, you’ll see two attic bedrooms. The cellars, on the lower ground floor, are far better than what you imagine. There are two areas, firstly the smaller section which has been utilised as a store/hobbies area and the other is currently used as a hobby space or teenager’s den. These two areas both have wooden floors. A door leads out to an outdoor shaft where there is a ladder gives an escape route out to the garden. The attractive period door is purely for aesthetics.