House For Rent £1,395
A charming and well-presented 2 double bedroom cottage with a separate 1 bedroom annexe situated to the edge of this pretty rural village with little through traffic, yet only a short drive to Cirencester and easily accessible from the A419 Cirencester to Swindon M4 link.
Available immediately and for a long let if desired, the cottage has been updated throughout in recent times but retains many charming character features including the exposed beam ceilings and beautiful solid wood floors to the ground floor.
The property further benefits from an attractive and well-appointed, dual aspect kitchen diner with an ample range of bespoke hand-painted storage units topped with eye-catching wooden work surfaces. The kitchen includes a double oven cooker, integrated fridge and dishwasher, whilst a homely log burner set within the exposed Cotswold stone fireplace provides a perfect complement to the gas-fired central heating system.
In addition, there is a good-sized sitting room - also benefitting from a dual aspect and lovely wood flooring, whilst upstairs the cottage features a generous master bedroom alongside a further double bedroom and a family bathroom including bath with handheld attachment.
Heating is supplied via a gas-fired central heating system feeding radiators and Gigaclear ultrafast fibre broadband is also available to connect and ideal whether for streaming entertainment or home working.
Outside, there is off-road driveway parking and a pretty courtyard garden with access to a useful utility /boot room - with sink and plumbing for laundry, as well as a separate annexe comprising a double bedroom with en-suite wet room but also offering flexibility as a hobby room or home office perhaps?
Available immediately, we would urge an early viewing to avoid disappointment.
*** To make it easier to field enquiries, please email us your interest in this opportunity - including details of who is proposed to be living in the property (as well as any children and /or pets) along with your current housing / job situation ***
close to home:
Driffield is a pretty and unspoilt village that lies amidst open farmland approximately 3 miles to the south east of Cirencester.
Driffield village itself was first cited in the Doomsday Book of 1086 and in almost 1,000 years since, the village has only doubled in size. Still surrounded by miles of working land farmed by the residents, it has retained a tranquillity and friendly sense of Cotswold community.
The nearest main settlement is Cirencester, itself a beautiful market town (often referred to as the Capital of the Cotswolds) and with a deep routed history dating back to the Romans when in 200AD it was recorded as the largest settlement in the country outside of London. With Cheltenham and Swindon both close at hand for commuting, Cirencester has remained a popular town with its excellent range of shops, galleries, bars and restaurants.
The town offers 5 super marketing including Waitrose, M&S Food and Tesco, along with a good selection of smaller convenience stores where you can pick up everything you need. A number of craft markets and antique fairs take place throughout the year as well as a weekly street market and regular farmers market.
Social and sports activities are plentiful in the town and surrounding area with many active clubs and societies. The Cotswold leisure centre offers plenty of sporting facilities and opportunities with two swimming pools, a gym and a sports hall. The gym offers the latest fitness equipment whilst the sports hall has six courts for a range of sports including badminton, five-a-side football and basketball.
Within a short drive or cycle ride is the Cotswold Water Park with its many water-based sport and leisure activities as well as a large number of equestrian opportunities and nature walks. This rich tapestry of typically English countryside is part of Britain's largest designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with a spectacular landscape laced with a labyrinth of walkways, bridle paths and hidden treasures, perfect for gentle weekend rambles and fabulous days of exploring for the whole family.
Cirencester and the surrounding villages offer very good state schooling opportunities for children of all ages, from reception to completing 'A' levels. There is also an excellent selection of independent schools in the surrounding area including Rendcomb College, Hatherop Castle Preparatory School, The Kings School Gloucester as well as Westonbirt and Beaudesert Park Schools, not forgetting the well-regarded Pates Grammar school and Ladies' College in Cheltenham.
For those interested in country pursuits the general area provides many lovely walks and excellent riding country, hunting with the vwh and Beaufort Hounds, Polo at Cirencester Park, National Hunt racing at Cheltenham, Newbury and Bath.
Additional sporting venues include Premiership rugby at Bath, Bristol and Gloucester, first class cricket at Bristol and the annual Cheltenham cricket festival is held in July. There is golf at nearby South Cerney or further afield at Cirencester Golf Club, Shrivenham or Minchinhampton Clubs.
The nearest regional centres are Swindon and Cheltenham although Bath, Bristol, Gloucester and Oxford are also within daily commuting distance. Kemble Station (London Paddington 55 minutes approx.) is about 8 miles distant and the property is conveniently located for the A417 for dual carriageway access to the M5 at Gloucester or the M4 at Swindon.
Other key info:
Holding deposit - equivalent to 1 week's rent
Tenancy deposit equivalent to 5 week's rent
A minimum 12-month initial tenancy term will be required
Council Tax band - E
Heating - Gas
EPC D61
viewings & verification:
To arrange your personal viewing or for further information, please contact the sole agents, Moore Allen & Innocent Cirencester office. Viewings are welcomed by appointment 6 days a week although be aware that viewings may require at least 24 hours' notice to arrange access.
Please note that prior to any subsequent tenancy offer being accepted, all prospective tenants will be required to supply identification documents and proof of affordability.
If offered a tenancy, you will be required to commit to a tenancy contract immediately once all checks are completed.
Agent notes:
These particulars have been prepared as a general guide only. A detailed survey has not been carried out, nor the services, appliances, fittings, etc, been tested. If room sizes are included, they are for guidance and illustration purposes only.
They may not be to scale and should not be relied upon for furnishing or other purposes. If there are any important matters likely to affect your decision to proceed, please contact us before viewing the property.
Tenant protection:
Moore Allen & Innocent is a member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors client money protection scheme, and also a member of The Property Ombudsman independent redress scheme. You can find out more details via our website or by contacting the office directly.
Landlords:
Do you own a similar property? Moore Allen & Innocent are an independent, multi-award winning, sales and lettings estate agency with over 175 years of property experience across the Cotswolds and beyond.
If you have a similar property that you would like rented out or are looking for an agent to take away the stress and manage a property for you, we would be delighted to discuss how we can help. For more information regarding our services and a free, no-obligation review, please contact us today.
Available immediately and for a long let if desired, the cottage has been updated throughout in recent times but retains many charming character features including the exposed beam ceilings and beautiful solid wood floors to the ground floor.
The property further benefits from an attractive and well-appointed, dual aspect kitchen diner with an ample range of bespoke hand-painted storage units topped with eye-catching wooden work surfaces. The kitchen includes a double oven cooker, integrated fridge and dishwasher, whilst a homely log burner set within the exposed Cotswold stone fireplace provides a perfect complement to the gas-fired central heating system.
In addition, there is a good-sized sitting room - also benefitting from a dual aspect and lovely wood flooring, whilst upstairs the cottage features a generous master bedroom alongside a further double bedroom and a family bathroom including bath with handheld attachment.
Heating is supplied via a gas-fired central heating system feeding radiators and Gigaclear ultrafast fibre broadband is also available to connect and ideal whether for streaming entertainment or home working.
Outside, there is off-road driveway parking and a pretty courtyard garden with access to a useful utility /boot room - with sink and plumbing for laundry, as well as a separate annexe comprising a double bedroom with en-suite wet room but also offering flexibility as a hobby room or home office perhaps?
Available immediately, we would urge an early viewing to avoid disappointment.
*** To make it easier to field enquiries, please email us your interest in this opportunity - including details of who is proposed to be living in the property (as well as any children and /or pets) along with your current housing / job situation ***
close to home:
Driffield is a pretty and unspoilt village that lies amidst open farmland approximately 3 miles to the south east of Cirencester.
Driffield village itself was first cited in the Doomsday Book of 1086 and in almost 1,000 years since, the village has only doubled in size. Still surrounded by miles of working land farmed by the residents, it has retained a tranquillity and friendly sense of Cotswold community.
The nearest main settlement is Cirencester, itself a beautiful market town (often referred to as the Capital of the Cotswolds) and with a deep routed history dating back to the Romans when in 200AD it was recorded as the largest settlement in the country outside of London. With Cheltenham and Swindon both close at hand for commuting, Cirencester has remained a popular town with its excellent range of shops, galleries, bars and restaurants.
The town offers 5 super marketing including Waitrose, M&S Food and Tesco, along with a good selection of smaller convenience stores where you can pick up everything you need. A number of craft markets and antique fairs take place throughout the year as well as a weekly street market and regular farmers market.
Social and sports activities are plentiful in the town and surrounding area with many active clubs and societies. The Cotswold leisure centre offers plenty of sporting facilities and opportunities with two swimming pools, a gym and a sports hall. The gym offers the latest fitness equipment whilst the sports hall has six courts for a range of sports including badminton, five-a-side football and basketball.
Within a short drive or cycle ride is the Cotswold Water Park with its many water-based sport and leisure activities as well as a large number of equestrian opportunities and nature walks. This rich tapestry of typically English countryside is part of Britain's largest designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with a spectacular landscape laced with a labyrinth of walkways, bridle paths and hidden treasures, perfect for gentle weekend rambles and fabulous days of exploring for the whole family.
Cirencester and the surrounding villages offer very good state schooling opportunities for children of all ages, from reception to completing 'A' levels. There is also an excellent selection of independent schools in the surrounding area including Rendcomb College, Hatherop Castle Preparatory School, The Kings School Gloucester as well as Westonbirt and Beaudesert Park Schools, not forgetting the well-regarded Pates Grammar school and Ladies' College in Cheltenham.
For those interested in country pursuits the general area provides many lovely walks and excellent riding country, hunting with the vwh and Beaufort Hounds, Polo at Cirencester Park, National Hunt racing at Cheltenham, Newbury and Bath.
Additional sporting venues include Premiership rugby at Bath, Bristol and Gloucester, first class cricket at Bristol and the annual Cheltenham cricket festival is held in July. There is golf at nearby South Cerney or further afield at Cirencester Golf Club, Shrivenham or Minchinhampton Clubs.
The nearest regional centres are Swindon and Cheltenham although Bath, Bristol, Gloucester and Oxford are also within daily commuting distance. Kemble Station (London Paddington 55 minutes approx.) is about 8 miles distant and the property is conveniently located for the A417 for dual carriageway access to the M5 at Gloucester or the M4 at Swindon.
Other key info:
Holding deposit - equivalent to 1 week's rent
Tenancy deposit equivalent to 5 week's rent
A minimum 12-month initial tenancy term will be required
Council Tax band - E
Heating - Gas
EPC D61
viewings & verification:
To arrange your personal viewing or for further information, please contact the sole agents, Moore Allen & Innocent Cirencester office. Viewings are welcomed by appointment 6 days a week although be aware that viewings may require at least 24 hours' notice to arrange access.
Please note that prior to any subsequent tenancy offer being accepted, all prospective tenants will be required to supply identification documents and proof of affordability.
If offered a tenancy, you will be required to commit to a tenancy contract immediately once all checks are completed.
Agent notes:
These particulars have been prepared as a general guide only. A detailed survey has not been carried out, nor the services, appliances, fittings, etc, been tested. If room sizes are included, they are for guidance and illustration purposes only.
They may not be to scale and should not be relied upon for furnishing or other purposes. If there are any important matters likely to affect your decision to proceed, please contact us before viewing the property.
Tenant protection:
Moore Allen & Innocent is a member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors client money protection scheme, and also a member of The Property Ombudsman independent redress scheme. You can find out more details via our website or by contacting the office directly.
Landlords:
Do you own a similar property? Moore Allen & Innocent are an independent, multi-award winning, sales and lettings estate agency with over 175 years of property experience across the Cotswolds and beyond.
If you have a similar property that you would like rented out or are looking for an agent to take away the stress and manage a property for you, we would be delighted to discuss how we can help. For more information regarding our services and a free, no-obligation review, please contact us today.
