This substantial Cotswold stone village house is understood to have formerly been three cottages which were converted to create one detached house, the property was also further enlarged in the 1950’s. The present owner has carried out a partial restoration, but the property still requires further improvement.
Having already undergone a significant programme of restoration by the present owners this striking Cotswold stone property still offers a prospective purchaser the potential to further upgrade and renovate with current planning consent (ref: 17/00048/FUL) to demolish the existing kitchen, bathroom, garage and conservatory with the replacement of a large kitchen/breakfast room, bathroom, orangery and garage.
•Retaining a wealth of character including three classic inglenook fireplaces, an original staircase to the first floor and an abundance of exposed timberwork and stone walling
•Impressive reception hall with one of three inglenooks
•Two lovely reception rooms both enjoying substantial inglenooks
•Approached via two staircases are four well-proportioned double bedrooms and two bathrooms
•The gardens are predominantly situated on the southern side of the house, whilst the grounds afford off road parking for a number of vehicles. There is also a double garage with conservatory above which is linked to the main house via a covered area
Standing on rising ground in the centre of this classic Cotswold village, built around Cowley Manor, which is now run as an exclusive country house hotel. The village nestles in an incredibly quiet valley roughly equidistant between Cirencester and Cheltenham. The latter offers a wide range of shops, restaurants, wine bars and a good variety of internationally recognised schools, also within a short drive of Rendcomb College. Cheltenham is also blessed with a surprisingly wide choice of festivals throughout the year including literature, music, cricket and National hunt racing at Prestbury Park Racecourse.
Services:
Mains water, electricity, oil fired central heating and private drainage are connected to the property.
Local Authority:
Cotswold District Council: 01285 623000.
Council Tax Band: (F) - £2,452.52pa. (2019/2020).
Viewings:
Strictly by prior appointment through the sole agents, Charles Lear & Co. on 01242 222722.