House For Sale £500,000
This stunning stone built cottage is bursting with charm and character and offers an array of period features. Nestling in the ever popular Cotswold village of Ampney Crucis the property is well placed with good access to a wide range of amenities, facilities and some beautiful countryside walks.
This beautifully presented cottage has been carefully restored and offers wonderful, flexible accommodation over three floors and briefly comprises of an entrance lobby which leads through into the sitting room. The sitting room enjoys a full height stone fireplace with a fitted log burner, exposed stone work to the walls, feature beams, a window seat and a solid wooden floor which extends into the kitchen/family room. Here there is a generous range of wall and base units with working surfaces over and integral appliances. There is ample room for a table or sofa if desired and French doors lead out into the garden and stairs to the first floor.
The landing, which again has exposed stone work has a vaulted window adding additional light. There are two generous bedrooms and the main family bathroom which has a white suite with a separate shower over the bath. Stairs from the landing lead to the third bedroom which has a vaulted ceiling, a range of exposed beams and a door leading into a very useful loft/storage area which, subject to the relevant planning consents, could provide additional accommodation such as a bedroom, a games room or an en suite with dressing room.
Outside, a particular fine feature of this property is the garden, there is a covered well to the front and a pathway leading to the front door. There is pedestrian access to the rear garden which is of a good size and well enclosed. It is predominately laid to lawn with the patio area offering a place to sit and relax. At the rear of the garden there is a timber frame summer house and a storage shed.<br /><br />The village of Ampney Crucis is a pretty and friendly Cotswold village and has a history dating back to Roman times.
Village amenities include the Church of the Holy Rood, the Crown of Crucis Hotel, a well-known popular pub/restaurant/hotel, a village primary school rated as 'excellent' by Ofsted and a visiting mobile cinema. There are also many social and sports clubs and organisations in the village. The village also has a website and produces its own newsletter. Larger shopping and leisure facilities are available in nearby Cirencester along with a hospital and bus and coach connections.
There is a bus service to Lechlade and Cirencester and Kemble railway station is just over eight miles away. Road connections are good with the M4, M5, M40/A40 easily accessible.
This beautifully presented cottage has been carefully restored and offers wonderful, flexible accommodation over three floors and briefly comprises of an entrance lobby which leads through into the sitting room. The sitting room enjoys a full height stone fireplace with a fitted log burner, exposed stone work to the walls, feature beams, a window seat and a solid wooden floor which extends into the kitchen/family room. Here there is a generous range of wall and base units with working surfaces over and integral appliances. There is ample room for a table or sofa if desired and French doors lead out into the garden and stairs to the first floor.
The landing, which again has exposed stone work has a vaulted window adding additional light. There are two generous bedrooms and the main family bathroom which has a white suite with a separate shower over the bath. Stairs from the landing lead to the third bedroom which has a vaulted ceiling, a range of exposed beams and a door leading into a very useful loft/storage area which, subject to the relevant planning consents, could provide additional accommodation such as a bedroom, a games room or an en suite with dressing room.
Outside, a particular fine feature of this property is the garden, there is a covered well to the front and a pathway leading to the front door. There is pedestrian access to the rear garden which is of a good size and well enclosed. It is predominately laid to lawn with the patio area offering a place to sit and relax. At the rear of the garden there is a timber frame summer house and a storage shed.<br /><br />The village of Ampney Crucis is a pretty and friendly Cotswold village and has a history dating back to Roman times.
Village amenities include the Church of the Holy Rood, the Crown of Crucis Hotel, a well-known popular pub/restaurant/hotel, a village primary school rated as 'excellent' by Ofsted and a visiting mobile cinema. There are also many social and sports clubs and organisations in the village. The village also has a website and produces its own newsletter. Larger shopping and leisure facilities are available in nearby Cirencester along with a hospital and bus and coach connections.
There is a bus service to Lechlade and Cirencester and Kemble railway station is just over eight miles away. Road connections are good with the M4, M5, M40/A40 easily accessible.
