House For Sale £525,000
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This truly unique Victorian cottage in the picturesque Cotswold village of Andoversford is a hidden gem with a private and expertly landscaped sociable garden that offers year-round colour and enjoyment both day and night.
Built circa 1880, with an abundance of character and charm the versatile, extended family accommodation is deceptively spacious and in brief comprises; entrance lobby and inner hallway with stairs to first floor where there are two double bedrooms and a large family bathroom with traditional white suits with separate walk-in shower cubicle. The loft has been converted to provide a useful roof space currently used as a child’s bedroom. On the ground floor there is a dual aspect, extended sitting room with feature fireplace, separate dining room and cottage style galley kitchen, separate utility cloakroom and guest bedroom/home office. The property has double glazed windows and doors and oil-fired central heating with an exterior boiler upgraded in 2017. Within catchment for the highly regarded Cotswold School, Bourton and conveniently located opposite the local primary and pre-school settings. A project during lockdown and a real highlight the securely gated and expertly landscaped garden has been thoughtfully planted and well stocked for year round enjoyment and colour. It provides sociable al fresco dining area with fire pit and patio seting to entertain family and friends. There is a loggia garden path, all weather two-a-side football cage, bespoke greenhouse and potting shed with green wildlife friendly roof.
Andoversford is a picturesque Cotswold village, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty to the east of Cheltenham and situated just off the A40. A vibrant and inclusive community with local amenities that include the Royal Oak Public House, microbrewery, a primary school and nursery, gym, post office and village stores and is just a 5 minute drive out of popular Charlton Kings. Main roads to London and Oxford (A40) are easily accessible, as are buses to and from Regency Cheltenham town centre. There are excellent public footpaths, dog walking and three local pubs within a short walk. Regular bus services to Stow, Bourton and Moreton in Marsh.
Tenure - Freehold
Council tax - Cotswold District Council - Band D
This truly unique Victorian cottage in the picturesque Cotswold village of Andoversford is a hidden gem with a private and expertly landscaped sociable garden that offers year-round colour and enjoyment both day and night.
Built circa 1880, with an abundance of character and charm the versatile, extended family accommodation is deceptively spacious and in brief comprises; entrance lobby and inner hallway with stairs to first floor where there are two double bedrooms and a large family bathroom with traditional white suits with separate walk-in shower cubicle. The loft has been converted to provide a useful roof space currently used as a child’s bedroom. On the ground floor there is a dual aspect, extended sitting room with feature fireplace, separate dining room and cottage style galley kitchen, separate utility cloakroom and guest bedroom/home office. The property has double glazed windows and doors and oil-fired central heating with an exterior boiler upgraded in 2017. Within catchment for the highly regarded Cotswold School, Bourton and conveniently located opposite the local primary and pre-school settings. A project during lockdown and a real highlight the securely gated and expertly landscaped garden has been thoughtfully planted and well stocked for year round enjoyment and colour. It provides sociable al fresco dining area with fire pit and patio seting to entertain family and friends. There is a loggia garden path, all weather two-a-side football cage, bespoke greenhouse and potting shed with green wildlife friendly roof.
Andoversford is a picturesque Cotswold village, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty to the east of Cheltenham and situated just off the A40. A vibrant and inclusive community with local amenities that include the Royal Oak Public House, microbrewery, a primary school and nursery, gym, post office and village stores and is just a 5 minute drive out of popular Charlton Kings. Main roads to London and Oxford (A40) are easily accessible, as are buses to and from Regency Cheltenham town centre. There are excellent public footpaths, dog walking and three local pubs within a short walk. Regular bus services to Stow, Bourton and Moreton in Marsh.
Tenure - Freehold
Council tax - Cotswold District Council - Band D
