House For Sale £600,000
An exciting opportunity to personalise this substantial character home and create your own Cotswold residence with views of distant rolling hills
As the name would suggest, The Old Stores is the previous home of the village shop and is currently laid out as one large property, but could be reconfigured to add a degree of separation between the old shop and the former owner's home.
The property is in need of a full cosmetic overhaul, yet has some lovely character features to rejuvenate. There is no doubt that the property has ample space - currently with five reception rooms, four bedrooms, two bathrooms and WC, as well as a large kitchen/diner/family room and storage space.
Outside, the driveway allows parking for multiple vehicles and is practically positioned next to the workshop, which has power and lighting. The garden is wide and offers further potential for personalisation, whilst the property has pedestrian access from both sides.
Viewings are recommended to appreciate the potential this property offers.
N.B - there is an active planning application on the land neighbouring the property, however this will not obstruct the far-reaching views from The Old Stores.
Toddington is a Gloucestershire village which offers all that you could wish for in a Cotswold location.
It is the home to Toddington Station, a heritage Gloucestershire Warwickshire Steam Railway station, which provides transport to both Cheltenham Racecourse and Broadway and is a spectacular sight, particularly on a sunny day.
The village shop offers produce for your daily needs, whilst larger shopping facilities are found in whilst larger shopping facilities are found in Cheltenham (20 mins), Broadway (10 mins), Winchcombe (5 mins) and Evesham (15 mins). The new Cotswolds Designer Outlet will soon be within easy reach at Ashchurch, approximately a 10 minute drive away.
There are a range of schools in the area, although the closest would be Isbourne Valley School, which in turn feeds into Winchcombe School. Both are rated ofsted "Good".
The Pheasant Inn is a well-renowned public house, which is exceptionally popular with those who live in the vicinity for its' food, range of drinks and events.
Further amenities in the village include the village hall which is home to many clubs and classes, an active church and wi.<br /><br />
As the name would suggest, The Old Stores is the previous home of the village shop and is currently laid out as one large property, but could be reconfigured to add a degree of separation between the old shop and the former owner's home.
The property is in need of a full cosmetic overhaul, yet has some lovely character features to rejuvenate. There is no doubt that the property has ample space - currently with five reception rooms, four bedrooms, two bathrooms and WC, as well as a large kitchen/diner/family room and storage space.
Outside, the driveway allows parking for multiple vehicles and is practically positioned next to the workshop, which has power and lighting. The garden is wide and offers further potential for personalisation, whilst the property has pedestrian access from both sides.
Viewings are recommended to appreciate the potential this property offers.
N.B - there is an active planning application on the land neighbouring the property, however this will not obstruct the far-reaching views from The Old Stores.
Toddington is a Gloucestershire village which offers all that you could wish for in a Cotswold location.
It is the home to Toddington Station, a heritage Gloucestershire Warwickshire Steam Railway station, which provides transport to both Cheltenham Racecourse and Broadway and is a spectacular sight, particularly on a sunny day.
The village shop offers produce for your daily needs, whilst larger shopping facilities are found in whilst larger shopping facilities are found in Cheltenham (20 mins), Broadway (10 mins), Winchcombe (5 mins) and Evesham (15 mins). The new Cotswolds Designer Outlet will soon be within easy reach at Ashchurch, approximately a 10 minute drive away.
There are a range of schools in the area, although the closest would be Isbourne Valley School, which in turn feeds into Winchcombe School. Both are rated ofsted "Good".
The Pheasant Inn is a well-renowned public house, which is exceptionally popular with those who live in the vicinity for its' food, range of drinks and events.
Further amenities in the village include the village hall which is home to many clubs and classes, an active church and wi.<br /><br />
