
Frith Cottage
Guide price £725,000
The Property
Tucked away on the edge of Chalford Hill, Frith Cottage is a charming, extended and detached Cotswold stone cottage set within beautifully mature cottage gardens, that in the majority enjoy a south facing aspect. This postcard-worthy home is discreetly positioned within its generous plot and approached via a gravelled pathway that winds through the garden, creating an enchanting first impression. The original front entrance opens into a cosy sitting room, featuring an exposed Cotswold stone fireplace, stone mullion window and an exposed beam — the perfect heart to the home. Stairs rise to the first floor, while doors lead to further ground-floor accommodation. A particular highlight is the impressive drawing room, boasting a tall ceiling, double-aspect mullioned windows, and a fireplace that provides a stunning focal point. To the rear and side of the cottage sits the kitchen/breakfast room, fitted with a range of wall and base units and breakfast bar . This leads into the garden room, a delightful space that connects the kitchen to the sitting room and offers lovely views over the garden — ideal for enjoying the outdoors from the comfort of your home. Also located on the ground floor is a useful utility area, a cloakroom and rear hallway with external access to the rear garden. Upstairs, there are three double bedrooms, two of which benefit from built-in cupboards or eaves storage. These are served by both a shower room and a family bathroom. The property is warmed by gas central heating, (a new boiler was installed in 2021), as well as an open fire and electric fire
Outside
The gardens and grounds at Frith Cottage are a true delight, offering a private and picturesque setting that beautifully complements the charm of the house. Measuring in total 0.26 of an acre, the outdoor space has been thoughtfully landscaped and maturely planted to provide year-round interest. Double gates open onto a private driveway, leading to a single garage and providing additional parking for two cars. A lawned garden, dotted with a variety of trees, shrubs, and flowering plants, stretches out to the front of the plot, creating a welcoming approach to the cottage. Adjacent to the cottage, a paved terrace features a pretty pond and rockery, forming a perfect spot for outdoor dining and entertaining. The front garden boasts a southerly aspect. Further garden areas extend to both the side and rear of the property, adding to the overall sense of space. To the rear of the plot, there is additional outside storage with a generously proportioned shed offering opportunity for the keen gardener or workshop space.
Guide price
£725,000
Within easy reach:
Stroud - 4.8 miles
Kemble Railway Station - 10 miles
Cirencester - 10 miles
Cheltenham - 14 miles
Bath - 31 miles
Bristol - 34 miles
• Sitting room
• Living room
• Garden room
• Kitchen/breakfast room
• Utility & cloakroom
• 3 bedrooms
• bathroom & shower room
• Mature gardens, Driveway and single garage – total plot 1/4 of an acre
• No onward chain
• Ofcom advise that Standard broadband is available at this address – indoor mobile signal likely with O2
Situation
Situated between the thriving market towns of Stroud and Cirencester, Chalford is a quintessential Cotswold village, famed for its winding lanes, hidden corners, and handsome Cotswold stone homes. Surrounded by rolling countryside, the village offers immediate access to a network of scenic walking routes, perfect for exploring the natural beauty of the area. Chalford is home to a welcoming and active community, with a range of local amenities including Chalford Hill Primary School, Bussage Primary School, Puddleducks Pre-School, and a popular community-run shop. For everyday essentials, Tesco Express, Frithwood Doctors Surgery, and Eastcombe Stores are all located within a mile. The village is well-served for leisure and dining, with two inviting cafés — Pudney Pie Lane Café and The Lavender Bakehouse — along with two traditional pubs: the Old Neighbourhood in Chalford and The Ram in nearby Bussage. Neighbouring villages add to the appeal, offering additional amenities including more primary schools, Thomas Keble Secondary School, and further country pubs. Both Stroud and Cirencester are easily accessible and provide a broader range of services, from independent and state schools, including grammar options, to a wide variety of shops, restaurants, and leisure facilities. For those commuting, mainline rail stations at Stroud and Kemble offer regular services to London Paddington, while excellent road links connect to Cheltenham, Gloucester, and beyond — making Chalford an ideal choice for enjoying rural life without sacrificing connectivity.
Floorplan
Useful Information
Tenure: Freehold
Postcode: GL6 8HJ
Viewing: Strictly by appointment through Whitaker Seager.
Fixtures and Fittings: Only those items mentioned are included. All other items are specifically excluded, although some may be available by separate negotiation if required.
Local Authorities: Stroud District Council. Council Tax Band G and EPC rating D
Please note: in rural locations the map may not be 100% accurate
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Nearby Chalford
Chalford Village Shop
Tesco Express
Eastcombe Stores and Post Office
Lavender Bakehouse
Boho Bakery
Kings Head Pub
Chalford Hill Primary School
Thomas Keble Secondary School
Bussage C of E Primary School
Chalford Sports and Social Club
Thomas Keble Sports Centre
Fitness Mill
Stroud Railway Station
Kemble Railway Station
M5 junction 13
Chalfest
Scarecrow Trail
The Cotswold Show and Food Festival
Our guide to Chalford

With its winding streets and beautiful Cotswold stone houses dotted along the hills and wooded valleys, it’s easy to see why this village is such a popular place to live.

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