House For Sale £825,000
An appealing Cotswold stone cottage, Listed Grade II for its historical importance, set on the edge of this idyllic village, just four miles from Cirencester.
Set on the southern edge of this idyllic village lies Number 46 Barnsley, a handsome detached period cottage of natural stone construction. The original part of the cottage dates back to the 17th Century, the accommodation was enhanced by a sympathetic double storey extension utilising local materials. The property is Listed Grade II.
The current layout provides front door opening into entrance lobby with access leading into the hall. Cloakroom off. The sitting room is of generous proportion with open fireplace and dual aspect, bay window to front.
Forming part of the period cottage lies the open plan kitchen with exposed ceiling beams, open fireplace, range of fitted kitchen units and stairwell to first floor, archway leading to the large utility room having door to front and access to store room. To the first floor the cottage offers three bedrooms, two of double proportion, en suite and family bathrooms.
A particular attraction to the property is the gated driveway that leads through established woodland toward the front of the house. Ample parking and single garage. Established gardens laid mainly to lawn are located to the front and side of the property.
Directions
Leave Cirencester on the B4452 (Bibury and Burford Road). After about 3 miles and on entering the village take the first left and the driveway will be seen on your right.
General Information
The property is freehold offering vacant possession upon completion. Mains electricity and water, oil fired heating, private drainage system. Council tax band ‘D’ charges 2023/24 £1,967.79. EPC exempt. Local Authority,
Cotswold District Council[use Contact Agent Button].
Set on the southern edge of this idyllic village lies Number 46 Barnsley, a handsome detached period cottage of natural stone construction. The original part of the cottage dates back to the 17th Century, the accommodation was enhanced by a sympathetic double storey extension utilising local materials. The property is Listed Grade II.
The current layout provides front door opening into entrance lobby with access leading into the hall. Cloakroom off. The sitting room is of generous proportion with open fireplace and dual aspect, bay window to front.
Forming part of the period cottage lies the open plan kitchen with exposed ceiling beams, open fireplace, range of fitted kitchen units and stairwell to first floor, archway leading to the large utility room having door to front and access to store room. To the first floor the cottage offers three bedrooms, two of double proportion, en suite and family bathrooms.
A particular attraction to the property is the gated driveway that leads through established woodland toward the front of the house. Ample parking and single garage. Established gardens laid mainly to lawn are located to the front and side of the property.
Directions
Leave Cirencester on the B4452 (Bibury and Burford Road). After about 3 miles and on entering the village take the first left and the driveway will be seen on your right.
General Information
The property is freehold offering vacant possession upon completion. Mains electricity and water, oil fired heating, private drainage system. Council tax band ‘D’ charges 2023/24 £1,967.79. EPC exempt. Local Authority,
Cotswold District Council[use Contact Agent Button].
