House For Sale £535,000
Set away from main roads, centrally positioned within this appealing Cotswold village lies this charming Victorian cottage, beautifully presented and greatly improved.
Location
The pretty unspoilt village of Aldsworth is located 3 miles to the east of Bibury, some 10 miles from Cirencester and just 6 miles to the west of Burford. With a population of about 250, the village offers a thriving community centred around the various amenities to include the Norman parish church of St Bartholomew, modern village hall with visiting post office, playing fields and tennis courts. The busy local pub, Sherborne Arms, has a flourishing local trade and serves excellent food.
The village website offers a greater range of interests held within the village.
The Property
Set towards the northern fringe of the village lies ‘The Cottage’, a charming early Victorian Cotswold stone property offering exceptionally well-presented accommodation displayed over two floors. The layout provides front door opening into the sitting room (this door is not used on a daily basis, access into a spacious hall is gained from the side elevation). The sitting room has a central fireplace that houses a wood burning stove, window to front aspect. Adjacent is the dining room with opening into the splendid and stylish kitchen, fitted with a good range of domestic appliances, extensive storage and Silestone worksurface.
The study has French doors leading into the courtyard. A stunning bathroom and separate cloakroom complete the ground floor. Two stairwells serve three bedrooms each with built-in wardrobes and store room with Velux roof light, (potential for conversion to en-suite).
To the outside, the property has a pedestrian gate leading into the rear courtyard garden. Well screened and offering privacy, this peaceful garden reflects extensive paving with raised beds accommodating perennials. Access off Ashdale Close serves the single garage with parking to front. Pedestrian door from the garage leads into the garden.
Property Information
We understand that mains water and electricity are connected to the property. Oil fired central heating system feeding radiators. Private drainage system. Electric under floor heating to the bathroom and dining room.
Council Tax Band ‘E’ charges 2022/23 £2,308.62. EPC Band E (51).
Local Authority: Cotswold District Council, .
The property is offered freehold with vacant possession upon completion.
Directions
Leave the Bibury – Burford Road (B4425) into the village, bear right at the vilage Green and proceed up the village lane, The Cottage will be seen on your right.<br /><br />
Location
The pretty unspoilt village of Aldsworth is located 3 miles to the east of Bibury, some 10 miles from Cirencester and just 6 miles to the west of Burford. With a population of about 250, the village offers a thriving community centred around the various amenities to include the Norman parish church of St Bartholomew, modern village hall with visiting post office, playing fields and tennis courts. The busy local pub, Sherborne Arms, has a flourishing local trade and serves excellent food.
The village website offers a greater range of interests held within the village.
The Property
Set towards the northern fringe of the village lies ‘The Cottage’, a charming early Victorian Cotswold stone property offering exceptionally well-presented accommodation displayed over two floors. The layout provides front door opening into the sitting room (this door is not used on a daily basis, access into a spacious hall is gained from the side elevation). The sitting room has a central fireplace that houses a wood burning stove, window to front aspect. Adjacent is the dining room with opening into the splendid and stylish kitchen, fitted with a good range of domestic appliances, extensive storage and Silestone worksurface.
The study has French doors leading into the courtyard. A stunning bathroom and separate cloakroom complete the ground floor. Two stairwells serve three bedrooms each with built-in wardrobes and store room with Velux roof light, (potential for conversion to en-suite).
To the outside, the property has a pedestrian gate leading into the rear courtyard garden. Well screened and offering privacy, this peaceful garden reflects extensive paving with raised beds accommodating perennials. Access off Ashdale Close serves the single garage with parking to front. Pedestrian door from the garage leads into the garden.
Property Information
We understand that mains water and electricity are connected to the property. Oil fired central heating system feeding radiators. Private drainage system. Electric under floor heating to the bathroom and dining room.
Council Tax Band ‘E’ charges 2022/23 £2,308.62. EPC Band E (51).
Local Authority: Cotswold District Council, .
The property is offered freehold with vacant possession upon completion.
Directions
Leave the Bibury – Burford Road (B4425) into the village, bear right at the vilage Green and proceed up the village lane, The Cottage will be seen on your right.<br /><br />
