House For Sale £850,000
Hayles Way is a quintessential Cotswold stone period cottage that is presented in excellent condition having been the subject of a gradual renovation that has included a two storey extension and re-modelling throughout.
Originally two cottages dating from the 1800s, the house now extends to around 1,603 square feet over two floors and briefly comprises two reception rooms, both with feature stone fireplaces, a country kitchen/breakfast room, ground floor shower room and a study/store. Upstairs, there are four charming bedrooms and a family bathroom.
The kitchen, bathroom and shower room have all been tastefully upgraded recently so are in excellent condition as is the property decoratively.
The cottage is naturally light with enhanced period features that include the exposed Cotswold stone, original beams and a wonderful ingle-nook fireplace in the main sitting room.
There is access on both sides of the house with an area of garden in front of the cottage, enclosed and screened by a mixed hedge and, to the rear, a landscaped garden that stretches back to the oak framed garage and parking at the rear of the plot. The garden is beautiful, very private and a particular feature of the property. Being enclosed on all sides by well established hedge boundaries, mature shrubs and pretty borders, there are areas of lawn and a number of vantage points from where to sit and enjoy the view.
The property is a much loved and greatly improved family home and has been under the same ownership since it was purchased in 2000.
Services: All mains services are connected.
Originally two cottages dating from the 1800s, the house now extends to around 1,603 square feet over two floors and briefly comprises two reception rooms, both with feature stone fireplaces, a country kitchen/breakfast room, ground floor shower room and a study/store. Upstairs, there are four charming bedrooms and a family bathroom.
The kitchen, bathroom and shower room have all been tastefully upgraded recently so are in excellent condition as is the property decoratively.
The cottage is naturally light with enhanced period features that include the exposed Cotswold stone, original beams and a wonderful ingle-nook fireplace in the main sitting room.
There is access on both sides of the house with an area of garden in front of the cottage, enclosed and screened by a mixed hedge and, to the rear, a landscaped garden that stretches back to the oak framed garage and parking at the rear of the plot. The garden is beautiful, very private and a particular feature of the property. Being enclosed on all sides by well established hedge boundaries, mature shrubs and pretty borders, there are areas of lawn and a number of vantage points from where to sit and enjoy the view.
The property is a much loved and greatly improved family home and has been under the same ownership since it was purchased in 2000.
Services: All mains services are connected.
Tucked away in the folds of the Cotswold Hills, the thriving and pretty Anglo-Saxon market town of Winchcombe is well known for its warm toned pretty Cotswold stone cottages, tea shops, good local amenities and traditional medieval architecture.
Set on the northern edge of the town within a short walk of the shops, Hayles Way also enjoys easy access to open countryside and the footpaths that cross the surrounding Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Located on the corner of Puck Pit Lane and the Broadway Road, the cottage is well screened and access from Puck Pit Lane gives way to private parking that will comfortably accommodate at least 4-5 cars in front of and to the side of the garage.
Central Winchcombe, Prestbury 5 miles, A40 (to Oxford) 6 miles, Cheltenham 8 miles, Broadway 9 miles, Stow-on-the-Wold 12 miles, Stratford-upon-Avon 24 miles, Central Oxford 40 miles, London 100 miles (distances approximate).
