Nestled in the heart of the conservation area of the historic Cotswold village of Bisley, this handsome Grade II listed terraced home is rich in character. According to Historic England, it dates back to the early 18th century. Many original features—including stone mullion windows, spiral staircases, window seats, exposed Cotswold stone walls, beams, and a striking Cotswold stone fireplace—enhance its charm. The accommodation measuring 1677 sq ft offers wellproportioned rooms, and in recent years, the property has undergone significant improvements to transform it into a more stylish space. Some of the noticeable enhancements include a stunning flagstone floor with underfloor heating in the two principal reception rooms and a refitted kitchen. Although the property has two front doors, the current owner primarily uses the double doors opening into the dining room, while the second leads nto the sitting room. Both rooms enjoy a front-facing aspect and are connected by an internal doorway. The dining room also provides access to the utility area and kitchen. The fitted kitchen features a stone-tiled floor, a range of units, and built-in appliances such as an oven, hob, and extractor hood. A door leads to the enclosed courtyard. The sitting room boasts an inglenook fireplace with a wood burner, creating a cozy focal point. A traditional staircase beside it leads to the first floor. The main bedroom is a standout feature as is a generously sized room, flooded with natural light from two windows and a door opening onto a Juliet balcony. It also benefits from fitted wardrobes and a feature fireplace. The bathroom is uniquely set on a split level and features two wood-paneled walls. It includes a freestanding bath, WC, and handwash basin. On the top floor, two additional double bedrooms are served by a shower room, completing this beautifully restored period home.