An absolute must see for those seeking a slice of Cotswold life. This beautifully presented detached Cotswold stone cottage, is believed to date back to the 1750`s, and is positioned in a sought after village. Having been thoughtfully modernised in recent years, the property enjoys the charm of the period features which complements the contemporary styling, examples of this are seen within; period fireplaces, a log burner, an abundance of window seats and on the ground floor underfloor heating under a stunning limestone floor.

On entry, you are greeted by a larger than usual entrance hall, with stairs leading to the first floor and doorway through to the kitchen and a further door leads into the drawing room. The kitchen/breakfast room has a wealth of features including a Rayburn range cooker, a wonderful dual aspect and access to the rear garden. The main focal point in the sitting room is the magnificent Cotswold stone fireplace with log-burner. It also enjoys a multitude of window seats with dual aspects, and exposed beams. On through the sitting room, the study will be found with it’s fabulous picture window over looking the front garden. The first floor houses a split level landing with double bedrooms at either end, both enjoying dual aspects, wood floors and exposed beams and window shutters. The main bedroom also has plenty of built in storage and sits next to the shower room with exposed stone fireplace, window seat and window shutters. The second bedroom is a light and airy room with a vaulted ceiling. The luxury family bathroom benefits from an exposed beam, feature bathtub and a interesting picture window designed to make the most of the light.

Finally, stairs from the landing take you up to the second floor attic bedroom with a wealth of exposed beams and again a dual aspect.