House For Sale £950,000
Beautifully positioned within the highly sought-after village of Oakridge Lynch, Cobdens is an attractive, detached, period home with wonderful views from its elevated position. Built of Cotswold stone, the house poses a truly exciting opportunity for those seeking a spacious, but manageable home having been improved in recent years. The accommodation is arranged over two floors and presents extremely well with three reception rooms and four good-size bedrooms. Features are prominent throughout and include fireplaces, a flagstone floor, exposed beams and lintels and bespoke window shutters. The pretty garden is secluded and very inviting with parking and a large double garage/store, which could be ancillary accommodation (subject to planning permission).
The ground floor features a recently improved, open plan kitchen/breakfast/family room with French doors opening onto the elegantly landscaped gardens. There is a cosy snug with open fireplace and a formal drawing room with double aspect windows and a feature fireplace with wood burning stove.
On the first floor, there is a generous principal bedroom with an ensuite shower room, vaulted ceiling and views overlooking the garden. There are three further bedrooms and a family bathroom with free-standing bath and separate shower cubicle.
Gardens and grounds
The grounds have been landscaped to a particularly high standard bounded by Cotswold stone walling with a lovely flagstone seating area, water feature and herbaceous borders. The gardens are extremely pretty and thoughtfully designed, creating a peaceful environment in which to enjoy the property and surroundings. A raised terrace to the rear of the house incorporates a very useful outbuilding. There is also an exceptionally large double garage with underfloor electric heating and aloft above. A gravelled driveway leads to the garage.
Services
Mains water and electricity are connected | Private drainage | Private gas (lpg) fired heating | Fibre optic broadband available.
Oakridge Lynch and the surrounding area is renowned for its natural beauty and is conveniently situated almost midway between Cirencester and Stroud. Within the village there is a church, primary school, the Butchers Arms pub, village shop with post office, tennis club and cricket ground. Nearby, Cirencester and Stroud both have extensive amenities, shopping and leisure facilities. There is also excellent access to the M5 and M4 corridor from the A46 and A417.
Distances:
Bisley 2 miles | Stroud 6 miles | Cirencester 7 miles | Kemble Station (Paddington from 72 minutes) 8 miles | M5 (J13) 13 miles | Cheltenham 15 miles | M4 (J17) 18 miles. (All distances and times are approximate)
The ground floor features a recently improved, open plan kitchen/breakfast/family room with French doors opening onto the elegantly landscaped gardens. There is a cosy snug with open fireplace and a formal drawing room with double aspect windows and a feature fireplace with wood burning stove.
On the first floor, there is a generous principal bedroom with an ensuite shower room, vaulted ceiling and views overlooking the garden. There are three further bedrooms and a family bathroom with free-standing bath and separate shower cubicle.
Gardens and grounds
The grounds have been landscaped to a particularly high standard bounded by Cotswold stone walling with a lovely flagstone seating area, water feature and herbaceous borders. The gardens are extremely pretty and thoughtfully designed, creating a peaceful environment in which to enjoy the property and surroundings. A raised terrace to the rear of the house incorporates a very useful outbuilding. There is also an exceptionally large double garage with underfloor electric heating and aloft above. A gravelled driveway leads to the garage.
Services
Mains water and electricity are connected | Private drainage | Private gas (lpg) fired heating | Fibre optic broadband available.
Oakridge Lynch and the surrounding area is renowned for its natural beauty and is conveniently situated almost midway between Cirencester and Stroud. Within the village there is a church, primary school, the Butchers Arms pub, village shop with post office, tennis club and cricket ground. Nearby, Cirencester and Stroud both have extensive amenities, shopping and leisure facilities. There is also excellent access to the M5 and M4 corridor from the A46 and A417.
Distances:
Bisley 2 miles | Stroud 6 miles | Cirencester 7 miles | Kemble Station (Paddington from 72 minutes) 8 miles | M5 (J13) 13 miles | Cheltenham 15 miles | M4 (J17) 18 miles. (All distances and times are approximate)
