Occupying a picturesque Cotswold village setting, affording unspoilt views across adjoining countryside lies this detached family home. Originally two stone cottages, the property was extended in the Victorian period and in more recent history to now provide a superb family home. Set back from the lane the house sits centrally within a private plot measuring 1/3 of an acre. The main entrance hall opens to an inner hall from which doors radiate to the exceedingly versatile living space and stairs rise to the first floor. In total the property enjoys four reception rooms comprising a charming snug with Cotswold stone fireplace and woodburner inset, a study, a formal dining room also with a Cotswold stone fireplace and a most impressive drawing room measuring in excess of 27ft, boasting an open fireplace as well as patio doors and a full length window overlooking the interrupted view. A family kitchen with Aga and a picture window overlooking the garden also provides room for dining. A door from the kitchen opens to rear hallway with cloakroom providing access to the garden. A staircase in the oldest part of the house provides access to the first floor where two bedrooms and a family bathroom are positioned. A further staircase rises to a second floor bedroom. The main bedroom suite is accessed via a private staircase leading from the study. This delightful room enjoys a beautiful outlook and a generous ensuite shower room. Greystones enjoys great charm and character with the original cottage displaying many features including a period fireplace, stone mullion windows and exposed beams, whilst the more recent addition provides a bright airy feel taking advantage of the properties enviable rural setting.