House For Sale £360,000
Undoubtedly one of the brightest jewels in Blockley's crown of country cottages and full of the innate character and charm of the late 18th century, this end-terraced, two bedroom grade II listed cottage offers deceptively spacious accommodation on three levels and could not be more centrally located close to a range of amenities in one of the most popular North Cotswold villages midway between the cosmopolitan Cotswold cafe society of Chipping Campden and the more traditional market town of Moreton in Marsh where there are rail links to Oxford and London Paddington.
Old world charm has been successfully blended with the contemporary refinements of modern day living including gas fired central heating from a combination boiler, a ground floor cloakroom, a stylishly fitted kitchen with a built in oven and hob and a modern bathroom suite.
The more endearing features of the property include a substantial inglenook fireplace with concealed lighting around a recently installed enamelled cast iron stove and a built in window seat to the ground floor living kitchen. There are many exposed beams, roof timbers and a stunning second floor bedroom with an apex ceiling and a period latch and brace door which you could easily believe has been in the property since Georgian times. There are excellent views to be enjoyed of surrounding countryside and gardens and the property has the advantage of its own small but relatively private and partially walled patio garden for those al fresco dining moments.
The village of Blockley has its own primary school, two public houses, a well stocked village shop and a highly popular cafe which doubles as a fine dining restaurant four evenings a week.
Old world charm has been successfully blended with the contemporary refinements of modern day living including gas fired central heating from a combination boiler, a ground floor cloakroom, a stylishly fitted kitchen with a built in oven and hob and a modern bathroom suite.
The more endearing features of the property include a substantial inglenook fireplace with concealed lighting around a recently installed enamelled cast iron stove and a built in window seat to the ground floor living kitchen. There are many exposed beams, roof timbers and a stunning second floor bedroom with an apex ceiling and a period latch and brace door which you could easily believe has been in the property since Georgian times. There are excellent views to be enjoyed of surrounding countryside and gardens and the property has the advantage of its own small but relatively private and partially walled patio garden for those al fresco dining moments.
The village of Blockley has its own primary school, two public houses, a well stocked village shop and a highly popular cafe which doubles as a fine dining restaurant four evenings a week.
