The Old Ram Inn is a grade 2 listed former public house and dates back to around 1718. It was originally one of the main public houses in this thriving Cotswold market town. If walls could talk I imagine that it would certainly tell a tale or two, steeped as it is in local history over the last 300 years. More recently the property has hosted the local rugby club as their clubhouse, and also been utilised as a bed and breakfast. The present configuration encompasses three floors and now offers an impressive 3300 sq.ft. of accommodation. Whilst the Old Ram was cherished by its previous owner, it would now benefit from sympathetic refurbishment. Packed with a plethora of character features such as the ornate fireplaces, feature oak beams and exposed Cotswold stone walls, its charms are obvious to see. This property has all of the desired ingredients to make an impressive residence, in this very sought after Cotswold town. The current ground floor layout comprises a generous entrance porch, cosy sitting room, impressive sized drawing room, inner hallway with access to the large cellar, kitchen/dining room and utility room/downstairs cloakroom. The first floor comprises a sizeable 18ft main bedroom with en suite, two further bedrooms and a family bathroom. From the first floor landing, stairs lead up to the second floor, where an impressive sized 21ft bedroom and further ensuite bathroom can be found. The potential of this property is obvious and it may assist to know that the present owners recently completed work to the roof and a copy of the works schedule is available for interested parties to view. Ofcom states that the broadband speed available at the property is classed as superfast and that mobile phone reception is likely. Finally the property benefits from gas central heating and mains drainage