House For Sale £750,000
The property is approached over a gravelled driveway leading to the front of the house, providing both parking and access to the attached garage. A covered porch with front door opens into an inviting hallway with attractive timber flooring, useful storage and staircase to the first floor. The sitting room enjoys a lovely sunny dual aspect and is a comfortable, well-proportioned room. The kitchen/breakfast room is positioned to the rear of the property and benefits from wonderful views over the rear garden and has been fitted with an extensive range of both base, wall mounted units and a central island. The adjacent dining room also enjoys a wonderful dual aspect with views over the gardens and a useful rear hallway/utility area and cloakroom completes the ground floor space. The first floor offers a lovely dual aspect principle bedroom to the front of the house, three further bedrooms and a modern refitted bathroom. The property has recently had a new oil-fired boiler installed providing hot water and central heating.
Outside
The front garden is bounded by a traditional Cotswold stone wall with lovely mature gardens and a large area of lawn, pear trees, and patio area surrounded by established box and yew hedging. A gated gravelled driveway leads from the village lane to the front of the property. The garage is attached to the side of the house with a side pedestrian door into the covered side passageway and provides power and light, a large workbench and a boarded loft area for storage. Between the house and garage the covered passageway provides access to the rear garden, a wonderful mature garden which includes an extensive area of lawn, a large patio for outdoor entertaining, a kitchen garden with wooden raised beds, Cotswold stone chipping paths, and a traditional wooden greenhouse enclosed by low box hedging. The garden is surrounded by colourful flower borders, shrubs and mature fruit trees to include apple, plum and cherry trees. At the rear of the garden there is a useful insulated and wood panelled garden office.
Situation
Southrop is a particularly attractive Cotswold village, situated in the eastern corner of Gloucestershire, on the borders of Oxfordshire and Wiltshire. The village supports an early 12th century church, village hall, playing fields, primary school, the well-known Thyme Hotel/Restaurant and Spa and the 17th century public house, The Swan, as well as many village groups and activities.
Outside
The front garden is bounded by a traditional Cotswold stone wall with lovely mature gardens and a large area of lawn, pear trees, and patio area surrounded by established box and yew hedging. A gated gravelled driveway leads from the village lane to the front of the property. The garage is attached to the side of the house with a side pedestrian door into the covered side passageway and provides power and light, a large workbench and a boarded loft area for storage. Between the house and garage the covered passageway provides access to the rear garden, a wonderful mature garden which includes an extensive area of lawn, a large patio for outdoor entertaining, a kitchen garden with wooden raised beds, Cotswold stone chipping paths, and a traditional wooden greenhouse enclosed by low box hedging. The garden is surrounded by colourful flower borders, shrubs and mature fruit trees to include apple, plum and cherry trees. At the rear of the garden there is a useful insulated and wood panelled garden office.
Situation
Southrop is a particularly attractive Cotswold village, situated in the eastern corner of Gloucestershire, on the borders of Oxfordshire and Wiltshire. The village supports an early 12th century church, village hall, playing fields, primary school, the well-known Thyme Hotel/Restaurant and Spa and the 17th century public house, The Swan, as well as many village groups and activities.
