Enjoying an elevated Cotswold village setting with pretty views to the church and open countryside beyond, lies this semi-detached period home. Set in a generous plot measuring 0.27 of an acre, the property provides family accommodation peppered throughout with character features. Formerly two cottages, the accommodation is well proportioned, the main entrance opens to an inner hall off which doors open to the living space and a modern staircase provides access to the first floor. The sitting room with tiled floor boasts a beautiful Inglenook fireplace with bread oven and woodburning stove inset. Exposed beams and stone mullion windows further add to the rooms appeal. An original spiral staircase rises behind the fireplace to the first floor. A formal dining with gas fire and stone surround similarly boasts a stone mullion window to front aspect and a view across the garden. Positioned to the rear of the property are two connecting rooms currently used as a study and music room, both with fitted desks and storage, these can be accessed via the sitting room and dining room. A downstairs shower rooms adjoins. A step up from the dining room leads to the kitchen, fitted with a range of wall and base units, integral oven and hob and dishwasher. a windows provides a pretty outlook to the garden. To the rear of the kitchen a door opens to a useful utility and downstairs cloakroom, access is provided to the garden and rear courtyard. Having once been two cottages, two staircases rise to the first floor. Positioned at this level are two double bedrooms and a generous family bathroom with large shower enclosure, separate bath and demisting mirror above the sink. A further two staircases rises to the second floor and two excellent attic bedrooms with exposed A frame beams, under eaves storage and fitted wardrobes. Whilst accessed from different staircases, a connecting doors leads between the two room thus being ideally suited as a teenage den.