House For Sale £1,375,000
A beautifully presented period home currently accommodating a successful B&B business, set within one of the Cotswold most stunning villages.
The 19th-century artist and craftsman William Morris called Bibury “the most beautiful village in England” when he visited it. Set on the upper reaches of the River Coln, nestled into the valley lies this charming settlement reflecting a traditional picturesque Cotswold scene. Local amenities include a primary school, hotel and public house, trout farm with café and curiosity shops. Splendid rural walks bound the village.
Cotteswold House occupies a prominent position within parish village of Arlington, adjoining Bibury to the south. The property comprises a detached period house that was sympathetically renovated in the early 1990’s with latter improvements and
updating. Of traditional Cotswold stone construction, the impressive accommodation is presented over three floors, providing great flexibility. It briefly comprises; an entrance hall,
sitting room, dining hall/reception room, superb fitted kitchen with double oven Aga, utility and cloakroom. Four first floor double bedrooms each with en suite facilities. Second floor landing / study, three bedrooms and two bathrooms.
Courtyard Cottage and Gable Cottage reflect a pair of modern cottages offering accommodation over two floors. These have also been subject to holiday lets.
Accessed off the highway onto a herringbone brick driveway, ample space for parking. There are three garages, two of double proportion and one encompassing a first-floor hobbies room.
Private courtyard garden with terrace, partly laid to lawns and
gravelled paths.
Property information
Services: Mains electricity, drainage and water, oil fired heating by means of two boilers.
Local Authority: Cotswold District Council, .
Tenure: The property is offered freehold with vacant possession.
Directions: Leave Cirencester on the B4452 (Bibury and Burford Road). After about 7 miles and on entering the village Cotteswold House will be seen on your left.
Cirencester c.7 miles | Oxford c.29 miles,
Kemble Station c.12 miles London Paddington 75 minutes<br /><br />
The 19th-century artist and craftsman William Morris called Bibury “the most beautiful village in England” when he visited it. Set on the upper reaches of the River Coln, nestled into the valley lies this charming settlement reflecting a traditional picturesque Cotswold scene. Local amenities include a primary school, hotel and public house, trout farm with café and curiosity shops. Splendid rural walks bound the village.
Cotteswold House occupies a prominent position within parish village of Arlington, adjoining Bibury to the south. The property comprises a detached period house that was sympathetically renovated in the early 1990’s with latter improvements and
updating. Of traditional Cotswold stone construction, the impressive accommodation is presented over three floors, providing great flexibility. It briefly comprises; an entrance hall,
sitting room, dining hall/reception room, superb fitted kitchen with double oven Aga, utility and cloakroom. Four first floor double bedrooms each with en suite facilities. Second floor landing / study, three bedrooms and two bathrooms.
Courtyard Cottage and Gable Cottage reflect a pair of modern cottages offering accommodation over two floors. These have also been subject to holiday lets.
Accessed off the highway onto a herringbone brick driveway, ample space for parking. There are three garages, two of double proportion and one encompassing a first-floor hobbies room.
Private courtyard garden with terrace, partly laid to lawns and
gravelled paths.
Property information
Services: Mains electricity, drainage and water, oil fired heating by means of two boilers.
Local Authority: Cotswold District Council, .
Tenure: The property is offered freehold with vacant possession.
Directions: Leave Cirencester on the B4452 (Bibury and Burford Road). After about 7 miles and on entering the village Cotteswold House will be seen on your left.
Cirencester c.7 miles | Oxford c.29 miles,
Kemble Station c.12 miles London Paddington 75 minutes<br /><br />
