House For Sale £700,000
I feel like I am stepping into a show house, something straight from a magazine - cool, calm and aspirational this home has everything you could need.
Approached into the hallway with plenty of room to welcome guests, adjacent is a fabulous utility room, spacious with plenty of storage and planned space for a washing machine. Off the utility is a boot room, here there will be benches to take off your wellies and dry the dogs, and plenty of space to dry the coats. Next door is a cloakroom.
The true vision of this house comes to life in the open plan living area. Straight out of a magazine, the kitchen has endless drawers and storage, a range oven, dishwasher and a superb island in the centre of the kitchen with a quartz worktop. At the far end is space for a dining area with a lantern overhead to bring light into this part of the house, double doors are ready to be thrown open onto the garden. Adjacent is the sitting room, a cosy room with an open chimney which could house a wood burning stove.
In the middle of the house is a hallway which could be an office, with exposed stone walls and a staircase rising to the first floor.
The renovation has been sympathetic to the cottage with exposed walls leading to the first floor and the beams have been sandblasted to show their original patina, a wide landing adds to the sense of space.
There are two double bedrooms, both with views across the valley, and a family bathroom with bath and overhead shower. The principal bedroom is large, but restful, with a dressing area and a contemporary en-suite shower room.
Outside there is plenty of parking for several cars, wide steps lead towards the front door and around to the garden at the rear of the house, mature planting does not deviate from the glorious views.
Tresham is a rural village in the glorious county of Gloucestershire. Now within the Stroud District,it is in the Cotswold A.O.N.B., on the Monarch’s Way and near the Cotswold Way.
Tresham has a small community with a parish church, it is between Wotton-under-Edge and Hawkesbury Upton. Tresham lies in the catchment area for Katherine Lady Berkeley School, Sir William Romney in Tetbury and all the Stroud schools
Wotton-under-Edge is a charming country town, tucked away under the southern edge of the Cotswolds, equidistant from Gloucester and Bristol, Cheltenham and Bath, only a few miles from the M4 (junction 18) and M5 (junction 14). Wotton-under-Edge is a friendly, thriving and lively place, with interesting and historic buildings.
The Cotswold Way National Trail passes through the town, along the main shopping streets which are packed with small family run shops selling an amazing range of goods. The town also offers a wide range of services and places to eat.
Hawkesbury Upton is a friendly and thriving Cotswold country village surrounded by open countryside and with local shops, primary school, church, two public houses and a village hall. There is also the Katherine Lady Berkeley School in nearby Wotton Under Edge and the A46 trunk road is about one mile distant, M4 motorway junction 18 Tormarton – 6 miles. Convenient for Tetbury, Badminton, Stroud, Gloucester, M4/M5, Bristol, Bath, Cotswolds.
Approached into the hallway with plenty of room to welcome guests, adjacent is a fabulous utility room, spacious with plenty of storage and planned space for a washing machine. Off the utility is a boot room, here there will be benches to take off your wellies and dry the dogs, and plenty of space to dry the coats. Next door is a cloakroom.
The true vision of this house comes to life in the open plan living area. Straight out of a magazine, the kitchen has endless drawers and storage, a range oven, dishwasher and a superb island in the centre of the kitchen with a quartz worktop. At the far end is space for a dining area with a lantern overhead to bring light into this part of the house, double doors are ready to be thrown open onto the garden. Adjacent is the sitting room, a cosy room with an open chimney which could house a wood burning stove.
In the middle of the house is a hallway which could be an office, with exposed stone walls and a staircase rising to the first floor.
The renovation has been sympathetic to the cottage with exposed walls leading to the first floor and the beams have been sandblasted to show their original patina, a wide landing adds to the sense of space.
There are two double bedrooms, both with views across the valley, and a family bathroom with bath and overhead shower. The principal bedroom is large, but restful, with a dressing area and a contemporary en-suite shower room.
Outside there is plenty of parking for several cars, wide steps lead towards the front door and around to the garden at the rear of the house, mature planting does not deviate from the glorious views.
Tresham is a rural village in the glorious county of Gloucestershire. Now within the Stroud District,it is in the Cotswold A.O.N.B., on the Monarch’s Way and near the Cotswold Way.
Tresham has a small community with a parish church, it is between Wotton-under-Edge and Hawkesbury Upton. Tresham lies in the catchment area for Katherine Lady Berkeley School, Sir William Romney in Tetbury and all the Stroud schools
Wotton-under-Edge is a charming country town, tucked away under the southern edge of the Cotswolds, equidistant from Gloucester and Bristol, Cheltenham and Bath, only a few miles from the M4 (junction 18) and M5 (junction 14). Wotton-under-Edge is a friendly, thriving and lively place, with interesting and historic buildings.
The Cotswold Way National Trail passes through the town, along the main shopping streets which are packed with small family run shops selling an amazing range of goods. The town also offers a wide range of services and places to eat.
Hawkesbury Upton is a friendly and thriving Cotswold country village surrounded by open countryside and with local shops, primary school, church, two public houses and a village hall. There is also the Katherine Lady Berkeley School in nearby Wotton Under Edge and the A46 trunk road is about one mile distant, M4 motorway junction 18 Tormarton – 6 miles. Convenient for Tetbury, Badminton, Stroud, Gloucester, M4/M5, Bristol, Bath, Cotswolds.
