House For Sale £300,000
Situated at the heart of this popular village with facilities lies this Grade II listed Cotswold stone terraced cottage. Over the last few years the current owners have sympathetically restored this traditional Cotswold stone cottage with a purist conservation philosophy. Windows have been renovated & glazed with conservation glass, beams & vaulted ceilings have been exposed & window seats have been recovered. The front door opens into a small inner hall where a door leads through to the kitchen/dining room. The bespoke fitted kitchen is complemented by a granite work surface, a limestone floor with underfloor heating, a glass-covered well & some fitted appliances. A fireplace with a wood burning stove is enjoyed with space for a dining table. The sitting room can be located on the first floor & enjoys a laundry/utility cupboard & a mezzanine level with a wooden ladder which could be a great den for children or a storage space. Both bedrooms enjoy a pretty aspect from both sides of the cottage. One bedroom benefits from an en-suite bathroom with a roll-top bath. A separate shower room can be found to service the second bedroom. There is a mezzanine attic which is accessed via the en-suite bedroom & is currently utilised as a study. The property benefits from a mains gas supply & a heat recovery ventilation system.
Please be aware that the property does have a flying freehold on the first floor, as shown on the floorplan and this is on a separate title. Please enquire for more information. Property ref: STR200110.
Outside
The property does not have any outside space, however there is the potential to create a roof terrace with access from the second floor (subject to relevant planning permissions).
Situation
The village of Bisley is a pretty example of a traditional Cotswold village with a wealth of period Cotswold stone buildings at its centre. It lies between the Chalford & Painswick valleys to the west of Cirencester and east of Stroud. The village, which is located in the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, boasts 2 pubs, a village store/Post Office, primary school, village hall & Parish Church. Neighbouring villages have additional facilities & secondary schools. Roads radiate from Bisley to Stroud (5 miles), Cirencester (12 miles), Gloucester (16 miles) & Cheltenham (13.5 miles) via scenic routes. London (Paddington) Intercity train services are available at Stroud & Kemble.
Please be aware that the property does have a flying freehold on the first floor, as shown on the floorplan and this is on a separate title. Please enquire for more information. Property ref: STR200110.
Outside
The property does not have any outside space, however there is the potential to create a roof terrace with access from the second floor (subject to relevant planning permissions).
Situation
The village of Bisley is a pretty example of a traditional Cotswold village with a wealth of period Cotswold stone buildings at its centre. It lies between the Chalford & Painswick valleys to the west of Cirencester and east of Stroud. The village, which is located in the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, boasts 2 pubs, a village store/Post Office, primary school, village hall & Parish Church. Neighbouring villages have additional facilities & secondary schools. Roads radiate from Bisley to Stroud (5 miles), Cirencester (12 miles), Gloucester (16 miles) & Cheltenham (13.5 miles) via scenic routes. London (Paddington) Intercity train services are available at Stroud & Kemble.
