House For Sale £575,000
A charming period cottage with immense character offering spacious accommodation situated on the edge of this vibrant village.
The Cottage occupies an elevated position on the northern edge of the village. This period attached cottage has been traditionally constructed of natural stone elevations set beneath a mixture of Cotswold and blue slate roof. The property was the subject of a skillful yet sympathetic extension and underwent refurbishment undertaken by the current owners.
The cottage has an external porch with door leading into the reception hall with open plan stairwell, exposed chimney breast housing a wood burning stove. Door leads off to both reception rooms and the kitchen.
The dual aspect sitting room reflects timber floors, exposed ceiling beams and fireplace accommodating a wood burning stove. Separately is a sizeable family room or home office which formerly was a bakery still featuring the oven front. A major part of the layout is the substantial kitchen with fitted units, breakfast bar and large area for soft seating and dining, bi-folding doors to the paved terrace, another door to rear and access to utility with shower room and WC off.
To the first floor the split landing serves access to three bedrooms, each of double proportion. The master enjoys an en suite shower room. The ‘Jack & Jill’ bathroom is well appointed to include a walk-in shower and Victoriana style free-standing rolled top bath.
The Cottage is approached over an extensive wide gravelled drive affording ample parking. To the side lies the garage with adjoining workshop and pedestrian door to rear garden. A large garden is to be found to the rear, with extensive paved terrace and adjoining useful stores, pathway meanders to the rear passing water features, lawns and established planting. Towards the rear of the garden is a chicken run. The garden rears onto pastureland.
The property is freehold offering vacant possession upon completion. It has been placed into Band ‘D’ for Council tax purposes, charges 2022/23 £1,918.76. EPC Band ‘C’ (75). All main services are connected. Gas fired heating. Local Authority – Cotswold District Council, Trinity Road, Cirencester. <br /><br />Kempsford is a popular village with a strong community located to the south of Fairford. There is a very well attended Church of England primary school and public house. The village hall and playing fields accommodate a number of pastimes and activities.
Nearby Fairford offers a wide selection of amenities including convenience stores, post office, a medical centre, weekly market, hotel, pubs and schooling at all levels.
Swindon c.11 miles | Cirencester c.11 miles | Oxford c.29 miles
Railway Station Swindon to London Paddington 59 minutes
The Cottage occupies an elevated position on the northern edge of the village. This period attached cottage has been traditionally constructed of natural stone elevations set beneath a mixture of Cotswold and blue slate roof. The property was the subject of a skillful yet sympathetic extension and underwent refurbishment undertaken by the current owners.
The cottage has an external porch with door leading into the reception hall with open plan stairwell, exposed chimney breast housing a wood burning stove. Door leads off to both reception rooms and the kitchen.
The dual aspect sitting room reflects timber floors, exposed ceiling beams and fireplace accommodating a wood burning stove. Separately is a sizeable family room or home office which formerly was a bakery still featuring the oven front. A major part of the layout is the substantial kitchen with fitted units, breakfast bar and large area for soft seating and dining, bi-folding doors to the paved terrace, another door to rear and access to utility with shower room and WC off.
To the first floor the split landing serves access to three bedrooms, each of double proportion. The master enjoys an en suite shower room. The ‘Jack & Jill’ bathroom is well appointed to include a walk-in shower and Victoriana style free-standing rolled top bath.
The Cottage is approached over an extensive wide gravelled drive affording ample parking. To the side lies the garage with adjoining workshop and pedestrian door to rear garden. A large garden is to be found to the rear, with extensive paved terrace and adjoining useful stores, pathway meanders to the rear passing water features, lawns and established planting. Towards the rear of the garden is a chicken run. The garden rears onto pastureland.
The property is freehold offering vacant possession upon completion. It has been placed into Band ‘D’ for Council tax purposes, charges 2022/23 £1,918.76. EPC Band ‘C’ (75). All main services are connected. Gas fired heating. Local Authority – Cotswold District Council, Trinity Road, Cirencester. <br /><br />Kempsford is a popular village with a strong community located to the south of Fairford. There is a very well attended Church of England primary school and public house. The village hall and playing fields accommodate a number of pastimes and activities.
Nearby Fairford offers a wide selection of amenities including convenience stores, post office, a medical centre, weekly market, hotel, pubs and schooling at all levels.
Swindon c.11 miles | Cirencester c.11 miles | Oxford c.29 miles
Railway Station Swindon to London Paddington 59 minutes
