House For Sale £1,100,000
Deswood is a fabulous detached home nestled in the unspoilt Cotswold village of Tarlton and was built in 2002 to the specification of a retired couple who passed it on to the current owners some 10 years later. Having settled in and become familiar with the house, they conducted an extensive program of reconfiguration and renovation with clever use of lighting employed throughout to create the exceptional family home you will see today.
To the front, the property is bordered by a Cotswold dry stone wall opening onto the gravel driveway where there is parking for several cars and access to the double garage and rear garden. The main entrance is via a charming porch with a solid timber door. From the very moment you step through the front door, your eyes will be drawn to the uninterrupted views across the fields and paddocks of the Thameshead valley with the spire of Coates church visible in the distance.
The entrance hall is flooded with natural light and is adorned with doors and joinery crafted from Rimu, a wood native to New Zealand. Stairs, with storage under, lead to the first floor landing and there is a downstairs WC & shower room off to your left. Beyond this, you will find a wonderful study/family room with a wood burning stove and a view of the front garden. Back into the entrance hall, straight ahead is access to the beautiful light and airy open plan kitchen and dining room with a roof lantern and a bank of windows and French doors perfectly framing the rear gardens and magical views beyond.
The kitchen is fully fitted with light grey painted Shaker style units with solid wood worktops, fitted induction hob and dual ovens, integrated dishwasher and fridge/freezer. There is a bespoke display unit fitted into an alcove and tiled flooring stretching across the room. Off to the side are double doors leading to the dual aspect sitting room with garden views and a Clearview multi fuel burner set into the fireplace. Also off the kitchen, there is a larder room leading to the utility room with space for a washing machine a sink and a door to the side of the house. The ground floor is warmed by under floor heating throughout
Heading upstairs to the first floor landing there is access to three bedroom suites. The dual aspect master suite has an amazing view across the fields framed by a bank of fitted wardrobes and a window seat cleverly disguising the radiator behind. The ensuite has a shower, dual basins, a WC and a window to the side. Two further double bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms with showers over complete the first floor. Up to the second floor there is an ideal study area and the fourth bedroom, is a great twin size with an ensuite WC. Alternatively, this room could be used as a home office. A superb fully boarded and insulated walk-in loft room provides valuable storage space.
Outside is a sun terrace leading from the kitchen/dining room providing the perfect spot for summer BBQs or al fresco dining. The rear garden boasts stunning views over the herbaceous borders and low stone walling. There are espalier fruit trees which bear good fruit - two apple and two pear trees. There is also presently a raised vegetable bed behind the fruit trees. Wrought iron gates lead through to the front of the property with outside lighting, an oil storage tank and water taps. The double garage has a personnel door to the rear and electrically operated up & over doors to the front. There is eaves storage and a 7KW electric car charging point.
Tarlton is an increasingly rare example of an unspoilt Cotswold village, and the property is situated on a 'No through lane'. It comprises little more than a scattered collection of attractive houses and cottages, set in a totally rural environment, but actually having the huge benefit of being only 4 miles from Cirencester, 6 miles from Tetbury and 2 miles from Kemble Station with trains to Paddington scheduled from 75 minutes. The nearby towns and cities of the region are easily reached via the A419/A417 with connections to the M4 and M5 motorways, and London is usually under 2 hours by car.
The prosperous market town of Cirencester has an excellent variety of shops and benefits from both Waitrose and Tesco superstores in addition to a Marks & Spencers Food Hall. There are excellent state secondary schools, including Kingshill and Deer Park, as well as the popular Cirencester College, whilst in the private sector, there is a good selection of schools in the vicinity, many of which run buses from Cirencester to the outlying villages. In the region of Tarlton itself, there are many lovely walks and rides, whilst there are opportunities to play golf at several courses in the area and there is National Hunt Racing at Cheltenham
This property includes:
Additional Information:
Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) Rating:
Band D (55-68)
The property is connected to mains water, electricity, private drainage. Oil-fired central heating with an external boiler. Ev car charging point.
Cotswold District Council Tax Band F - £2761.94 for 2022/23
Marketed by EweMove Sales & Lettings (Malmesbury) - Property Reference 47859
To the front, the property is bordered by a Cotswold dry stone wall opening onto the gravel driveway where there is parking for several cars and access to the double garage and rear garden. The main entrance is via a charming porch with a solid timber door. From the very moment you step through the front door, your eyes will be drawn to the uninterrupted views across the fields and paddocks of the Thameshead valley with the spire of Coates church visible in the distance.
The entrance hall is flooded with natural light and is adorned with doors and joinery crafted from Rimu, a wood native to New Zealand. Stairs, with storage under, lead to the first floor landing and there is a downstairs WC & shower room off to your left. Beyond this, you will find a wonderful study/family room with a wood burning stove and a view of the front garden. Back into the entrance hall, straight ahead is access to the beautiful light and airy open plan kitchen and dining room with a roof lantern and a bank of windows and French doors perfectly framing the rear gardens and magical views beyond.
The kitchen is fully fitted with light grey painted Shaker style units with solid wood worktops, fitted induction hob and dual ovens, integrated dishwasher and fridge/freezer. There is a bespoke display unit fitted into an alcove and tiled flooring stretching across the room. Off to the side are double doors leading to the dual aspect sitting room with garden views and a Clearview multi fuel burner set into the fireplace. Also off the kitchen, there is a larder room leading to the utility room with space for a washing machine a sink and a door to the side of the house. The ground floor is warmed by under floor heating throughout
Heading upstairs to the first floor landing there is access to three bedroom suites. The dual aspect master suite has an amazing view across the fields framed by a bank of fitted wardrobes and a window seat cleverly disguising the radiator behind. The ensuite has a shower, dual basins, a WC and a window to the side. Two further double bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms with showers over complete the first floor. Up to the second floor there is an ideal study area and the fourth bedroom, is a great twin size with an ensuite WC. Alternatively, this room could be used as a home office. A superb fully boarded and insulated walk-in loft room provides valuable storage space.
Outside is a sun terrace leading from the kitchen/dining room providing the perfect spot for summer BBQs or al fresco dining. The rear garden boasts stunning views over the herbaceous borders and low stone walling. There are espalier fruit trees which bear good fruit - two apple and two pear trees. There is also presently a raised vegetable bed behind the fruit trees. Wrought iron gates lead through to the front of the property with outside lighting, an oil storage tank and water taps. The double garage has a personnel door to the rear and electrically operated up & over doors to the front. There is eaves storage and a 7KW electric car charging point.
Tarlton is an increasingly rare example of an unspoilt Cotswold village, and the property is situated on a 'No through lane'. It comprises little more than a scattered collection of attractive houses and cottages, set in a totally rural environment, but actually having the huge benefit of being only 4 miles from Cirencester, 6 miles from Tetbury and 2 miles from Kemble Station with trains to Paddington scheduled from 75 minutes. The nearby towns and cities of the region are easily reached via the A419/A417 with connections to the M4 and M5 motorways, and London is usually under 2 hours by car.
The prosperous market town of Cirencester has an excellent variety of shops and benefits from both Waitrose and Tesco superstores in addition to a Marks & Spencers Food Hall. There are excellent state secondary schools, including Kingshill and Deer Park, as well as the popular Cirencester College, whilst in the private sector, there is a good selection of schools in the vicinity, many of which run buses from Cirencester to the outlying villages. In the region of Tarlton itself, there are many lovely walks and rides, whilst there are opportunities to play golf at several courses in the area and there is National Hunt Racing at Cheltenham
This property includes:
- 01 - Entrance Porch
- 02 - Shower Room
- 03 - Study/Family Room/Play Room
4.33m x 4.13m (17.9 sqm) - 14' 2" x 13' 6" (192 sqft) - 04 - Kitchen / Dining Room
6.45m x 5.25m (33.8 sqm) - 21' 1" x 17' 2" (364 sqft) - 05 - Sitting Room
5.88m x 4.33m (25.4 sqm) - 19' 3" x 14' 2" (274 sqft) - 06 - Larder
- 07 - Utility Room
- 08 - First Floor Landing
- 09 - Master Bedroom with Ensuite
4.32m x 4.26m (18.4 sqm) - 14' 2" x 13' 11" (198 sqft) - 10 - Bedroom (Double) with Ensuite
3.77m x 2.81m (10.5 sqm) - 12' 4" x 9' 2" (114 sqft) - 11 - Bedroom (Double) with Ensuite
3.66m x 3.4m (12.4 sqm) - 12' x 11' 1" (133 sqft) - 12 - Second Floor Landing
- 13 - Study Area
2.52m x 2.46m (6.1 sqm) - 8' 3" x 8' (66 sqft) - 14 - Bedroom
3.63m x 2.52m (9.1 sqm) - 11' 10" x 8' 3" (98 sqft)
Twin bedroom with ensuite toilet and basin - 15 - Loft Room
6.7m x 2.35m (15.7 sqm) - 21' 11" x 7' 8" (169 sqft) - 16 - Double Garage
5.55m x 5.2m (28.8 sqm) - 18' 2" x 17' (310 sqft) Please note, all dimensions are approximate / maximums and should not be relied upon for the purposes of floor coverings.
Additional Information:
Band D (55-68)
The property is connected to mains water, electricity, private drainage. Oil-fired central heating with an external boiler. Ev car charging point.
Cotswold District Council Tax Band F - £2761.94 for 2022/23
Marketed by EweMove Sales & Lettings (Malmesbury) - Property Reference 47859
