Occupying a Cotswold village setting and positioned well within its plot lies this detached period home. Originally one of the principle houses in the village and believed to date back to the mid 1800s, the property exudes character with features in abundance throughout. These include period fireplaces, an exposed quarry tiled floor, a flagstone floor, sash windows and a beautiful Mosaic hallway floor. Family accommodation measuring 2637 sq feet is positioned across 3 floors and with many rooms enjoying sash windows, the house is flooded with light. The original main entrance opens to an entrance hall, off which stairs rise to the first floor and doors open to the living space. The rear entrance is more likely to be used on a day to day basis being located closer to the driveway and opening into a useful boot room with a flagstone floor leading to a utility room and separate cloakroom. The house enjoys versatile living space that can be used in a multitude of different ways. The large family kitchen/breakfast room with central island and room for living and dining, undoubtedly forms a hub to the house. A period fireplace with woodburner inset to one end and quarry tiled floor to the other, further adds to to the room’s appeal. Newly fitted grey shaker style units add a contemporary twist to both the kitchen and utility. This is further complimented by a separate dining room with double aspect outlook and a door to the garden, as well as a formal sitting room with double aspect sash windows and an open fireplace with stone surround. Four bedrooms are positioned on the first floor. Whilst one room enjoys its own basin, all are served by a stylish family bathroom and separate shower room. A large landing with feature fireplace lends itself to use as a study or teenage den. From the landing a further staircase rises to the second floor where an additional two bedrooms and a shower room are positioned. The owner has rented this floor on an Air B and B basis.