House For Sale £365,000
As you step through the front door, you're greeted by the dual-aspect kitchen. The room immediately impresses with its variety of base storage units, integrated washing machine, and dishwasher, all complemented by a beautiful wooden worktop. Moving seamlessly from the kitchen, you enter the living room, where a central log-burning stove creates a warm and inviting atmosphere. There's ample space here for a dining table, perfect for entertaining.
The ground floor showcases charming period features, including exposed beams and reconstituted flagstone flooring, adding to the cottage's historical charm. As you explore further, you notice the stairs leading to the first floor. Just to the left, a built-in cupboard discreetly houses the oil-fired boiler and offers valuable storage space, completing the practical yet characterful layout of this beautifully modernised home.
On the first floor, two generously sized bedrooms look out to the front. This floor also features a separate family shower room. Ascending to the top floor, you enter the main bedroom, which boasts dual aspects with Velux windows and charming beams. This room also benefits from eaves storage and an en-suite bathroom featuring a corner bath.
At the front of the cottage, you'll find a delightful southerly facing garden, which is accessible through a pair of gates off Tuners Lane. A pathway meanders through the garden, leading to the front door and passing by patio areas ideal for alfresco dining. The garden also boasts an outdoor office/garden room and a mature apple tree. The property benefits from UPVC double glazing throughout and includes parking for two cars.
Location
Crudwell, a vibrant village nestled near the Wiltshire-Gloucestershire border along the A429, is conveniently positioned between Cirencester and Malmesbury. Offering superb connectivity to these towns, as well as Tetbury, it provides easy commuting options via the nearby M4 (J17) and Kemble mainline station, just 4 miles away. The station offers intercity services, connecting to London via Swindon and to the north via Gloucester. Within the village, amenities include a hotel, two pubs, and the renowned Rectory Hotel and restaurant, listed in the esteemed Good Food Guide. Additionally, Crudwell features a primary school and a charming Parish Church, catering to the needs of its residents and fostering a sense of community.
