House For Sale £420,000
*** open house *** Saturday 6th August, appointments only. To view call A beautiful individual period cottage occupying a fabulous rural setting, enjoying an outlook to the village green and ponds is offered with no onward chain. Accommodation is positioned across three floors and consists of a light and airy sitting room with an open fireplace and inset wood burner, oak flooring and a window to the front overlooking a pond. Off the Sitting room is a cloakroom and a modern kitchen/diner has under floor heating and a stylish stone floor, patio doors leading to rear garden, wall and base units and high quality integral appliances plus a roof lantern which makes it again light and airy. On the first floor are two bedrooms, one to the front with striking views overlooking the green and the other to the rear. Both are served by the family bathroom. On the second floor is an attic bedroom.
The generous enclosed level garden extends to the rear of the cottage. This has been separated onto sections and encompasses an array of mature shrubs and flower borders. The majority of the gardens are laid to lawn, with decked areas, gravelled pathways and a unique water feature is also found. There is also a studio/shed with power and light which could be utilised to create a home office.
Frampton on Severn is famous for its village green, reputed to be the longest in England which extends to some 20 acres, around which are pretty thatched cottages and distinctive period homes. The village green is at the very heart of it with leather on willow to be heard during the summer months as people sit outside the local pub to watch the cricket. Other sports including football, tennis, bowls and skittles can all be found well supported within the village, also famous for the Frampton fair and the Gifford circus that is held once a year. Whilst for the walker, runner or cyclist there is any number of picturesque routes either through the countryside or along the canal path and indeed slightly further afield to the River Severn. The yearly ball which is well attended and a highlight of the social calendar is held at nearby Frampton Hall and there is a bustling village shop and post office and a garage situated at the entrance to the village. Amenities include Parish Church, Primary School, two Public Houses, Restaurant, sailing club and a detached Village Store constructed in 2015. Excellent independent, state and grammar schools can be found within a 10 mile radius. The A38 & M5 motorway (Junction 13) are within 2-3 miles. Intercity rail links to London (Paddington) are available from Stonehouse, some 5 miles away, and to Bristol (Parkway) at Cam, approximately 7 miles away.
Frampton on Severn is famous for its village green, reputed to be the longest in England which extends to some 20 acres, around which are pretty thatched cottages and distinctive period homes. The village green is at the very heart of it with leather on willow to be heard during the summer months as people sit outside the local pub to watch the cricket. Other sports including football, tennis, bowls and skittles can all be found well supported within the village, also famous for the Frampton fair and the Gifford circus that is held once a year. Whilst for the walker, runner or cyclist there is any number of picturesque routes either through the countryside or along the canal path and indeed slightly further afield to the River Severn. The yearly ball which is well attended and a highlight of the social calendar is held at nearby Frampton Hall and there is a bustling village shop and post office and a garage situated at the entrance to the village. Amenities include Parish Church, Primary School, two Public Houses, Restaurant, sailing club and a detached Village Store constructed in 2015. Excellent independent, state and grammar schools can be found within a 10 mile radius. The A38 & M5 motorway (Junction 13) are within 2-3 miles. Intercity rail links to London (Paddington) are available from Stonehouse, some 5 miles away, and to Bristol (Parkway) at Cam, approximately 7 miles away.<br /><br />
The generous enclosed level garden extends to the rear of the cottage. This has been separated onto sections and encompasses an array of mature shrubs and flower borders. The majority of the gardens are laid to lawn, with decked areas, gravelled pathways and a unique water feature is also found. There is also a studio/shed with power and light which could be utilised to create a home office.
Frampton on Severn is famous for its village green, reputed to be the longest in England which extends to some 20 acres, around which are pretty thatched cottages and distinctive period homes. The village green is at the very heart of it with leather on willow to be heard during the summer months as people sit outside the local pub to watch the cricket. Other sports including football, tennis, bowls and skittles can all be found well supported within the village, also famous for the Frampton fair and the Gifford circus that is held once a year. Whilst for the walker, runner or cyclist there is any number of picturesque routes either through the countryside or along the canal path and indeed slightly further afield to the River Severn. The yearly ball which is well attended and a highlight of the social calendar is held at nearby Frampton Hall and there is a bustling village shop and post office and a garage situated at the entrance to the village. Amenities include Parish Church, Primary School, two Public Houses, Restaurant, sailing club and a detached Village Store constructed in 2015. Excellent independent, state and grammar schools can be found within a 10 mile radius. The A38 & M5 motorway (Junction 13) are within 2-3 miles. Intercity rail links to London (Paddington) are available from Stonehouse, some 5 miles away, and to Bristol (Parkway) at Cam, approximately 7 miles away.
Frampton on Severn is famous for its village green, reputed to be the longest in England which extends to some 20 acres, around which are pretty thatched cottages and distinctive period homes. The village green is at the very heart of it with leather on willow to be heard during the summer months as people sit outside the local pub to watch the cricket. Other sports including football, tennis, bowls and skittles can all be found well supported within the village, also famous for the Frampton fair and the Gifford circus that is held once a year. Whilst for the walker, runner or cyclist there is any number of picturesque routes either through the countryside or along the canal path and indeed slightly further afield to the River Severn. The yearly ball which is well attended and a highlight of the social calendar is held at nearby Frampton Hall and there is a bustling village shop and post office and a garage situated at the entrance to the village. Amenities include Parish Church, Primary School, two Public Houses, Restaurant, sailing club and a detached Village Store constructed in 2015. Excellent independent, state and grammar schools can be found within a 10 mile radius. The A38 & M5 motorway (Junction 13) are within 2-3 miles. Intercity rail links to London (Paddington) are available from Stonehouse, some 5 miles away, and to Bristol (Parkway) at Cam, approximately 7 miles away.<br /><br />
