House For Rent £2,300
Full of the innate character and charm of a period home and forming part of the street scene of this charismatic Cotswold village, this beautifully appointed semi detached three storey, three bedroom country retreat is believed to originally date back to 1845 and has origins as the original village bakery.
The innate character and charm of the property is now combined with the contemporary refinements of modern day living having been completely refurbished several years ago. There is a spacious through living room and dining room with a homely wood burning stove set in an inglenook fireplace, many exposed beams and pointed stone walls and the property has the advantage of a 150ft rear garden with parking for 2/3 vehicles.
The property has a superb fitted kitchen with a range of integrated appliances and direct access on to the garden where there is a purpose built utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer. There is a ground floor shower room/WC in addition to a recently renewed first floor bathroom. The property is warmed with gas fired central heating from a combination boiler and sealed unit double glazing.
Externally the property takes on a whole different dimension with a decking area for alfresco dining adjacent to the kitchen and two separate lawned areas in addition to a further flagged seating area and enclosed off street parking. The garage has a store room to the side with power, light and water suitable for a variety of uses including the possibility of a home office. There is a private unmade road beyond this giving vehicular access only to all the cottages along this side of the road and beyond which are stunning open field views towards Batsford arboretum and the country estate.
Bourton on the Hill is located approximately 1 mile west of Moreton in Marsh and has its own gastropub in the Horse and Groom and there are numerous walks to be enjoyed in the surrounding countryside particularly to Sezincote House and to Longborough. Moreton in Marsh is a traditional Cotswold market town with a wide range of shops and amenities, hospital and its own railway station with links to Oxford and London Paddington.
The innate character and charm of the property is now combined with the contemporary refinements of modern day living having been completely refurbished several years ago. There is a spacious through living room and dining room with a homely wood burning stove set in an inglenook fireplace, many exposed beams and pointed stone walls and the property has the advantage of a 150ft rear garden with parking for 2/3 vehicles.
The property has a superb fitted kitchen with a range of integrated appliances and direct access on to the garden where there is a purpose built utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer. There is a ground floor shower room/WC in addition to a recently renewed first floor bathroom. The property is warmed with gas fired central heating from a combination boiler and sealed unit double glazing.
Externally the property takes on a whole different dimension with a decking area for alfresco dining adjacent to the kitchen and two separate lawned areas in addition to a further flagged seating area and enclosed off street parking. The garage has a store room to the side with power, light and water suitable for a variety of uses including the possibility of a home office. There is a private unmade road beyond this giving vehicular access only to all the cottages along this side of the road and beyond which are stunning open field views towards Batsford arboretum and the country estate.
Bourton on the Hill is located approximately 1 mile west of Moreton in Marsh and has its own gastropub in the Horse and Groom and there are numerous walks to be enjoyed in the surrounding countryside particularly to Sezincote House and to Longborough. Moreton in Marsh is a traditional Cotswold market town with a wide range of shops and amenities, hospital and its own railway station with links to Oxford and London Paddington.
