House For Sale £450,000
A QUINTESSENTIAL AND IMMACULATELY PRESENTED 2 BEDROOM COTSWOLD COTTAGE SITUATED IN THE CENTRE OF AMBERLEY ON MINCHINHAMPTON COMMON
Front Porch, Sitting Room, Kitchen, Dining Room Utility Room, Principal Bedroom with en-suite Bathroom, 2nd Double Bedroom with en-suite Shower Room, Guest WC, Front Terrace
Description - Mole Cottage is a perfect Cotswold Cottage located in this popular and sought after village, off Minchinhampton Common. This beautifully presented and recently extended semi-detached home exudes charm. The interior is modern and bright whilst sympathetically highlighting the original period features. At the front of the property, a garden gate leads to an enclosed gravelled patio area taking full advantage of the wonderful views. The front door opens into a practical entrance porch with storage for shoes and coats. Leading off this are the kitchen with utility area and guest WC to one side, and a dining/sitting room to the other. A central staircase leads to the first floor opening into a spacious sitting room with wood burner and views across the valley. From this room, there is also a back door leading out to a lane at the rear of the property offering further access to the village amenities and the common. A double bedroom with en-suite shower room can also be found on this floor. On the second floor is the wonderful and spacious beamed principal bedroom suite with an abundance of fitted storage and a spacious en-suite with both bath and separate shower.
Directions - From our Minchinhampton Office, proceed along West End into Windmill road and at the staggered junction on the Common continue over towards Amberley with the reservoir on your right. Drop down the hill and just after The Amberley Inn take a right back up towards The Black Horse. Mole Cottage will be seen on the right shortly thereafter, on the corner as the lane bears sharp right up the hill before the former Chapel.
Location - Mole Cottage is situated in Littleworth, in the heart of Amberley. A popular Cotswold village in an enviable location on the fringe of Minchinhampton Common, with beautiful south-westerly views across the valley towards Woodchester. With a sought after village primary school, two popular pubs (Amberley Inn & Black Horse) both within easy walking distance of Mole Cottage, and a village shop, the village has a tremendous sense of community spirit. The surrounding Minchinhampton Common offers over 650 acres of National Trust land, ideal for dog walking and host to one of three challenging golf courses in the vicinity. The market towns of Minchinhampton and Nailsworth are both nearby, the latter having an especially good choice of independent retailers as well as supermarkets and convenience stores, while the former can provide all immediate necessities. Stroud is approximately 3 miles away and offers greater choice with a Waitrose among several other supermarkets and major retailers as well as a famous Saturday Farmers' Market. Education is also a key attraction to the area with an excellent choice of secondary schools, including several grammar schools in both Stroud and Gloucester. London is normally under 2 hours by road or about 90 minutes from Stroud by train. Bristol, Bath or Cheltenham are within easy reach making this a perfect base from which to explore the Cotswolds.
Front Porch, Sitting Room, Kitchen, Dining Room Utility Room, Principal Bedroom with en-suite Bathroom, 2nd Double Bedroom with en-suite Shower Room, Guest WC, Front Terrace
Description - Mole Cottage is a perfect Cotswold Cottage located in this popular and sought after village, off Minchinhampton Common. This beautifully presented and recently extended semi-detached home exudes charm. The interior is modern and bright whilst sympathetically highlighting the original period features. At the front of the property, a garden gate leads to an enclosed gravelled patio area taking full advantage of the wonderful views. The front door opens into a practical entrance porch with storage for shoes and coats. Leading off this are the kitchen with utility area and guest WC to one side, and a dining/sitting room to the other. A central staircase leads to the first floor opening into a spacious sitting room with wood burner and views across the valley. From this room, there is also a back door leading out to a lane at the rear of the property offering further access to the village amenities and the common. A double bedroom with en-suite shower room can also be found on this floor. On the second floor is the wonderful and spacious beamed principal bedroom suite with an abundance of fitted storage and a spacious en-suite with both bath and separate shower.
Directions - From our Minchinhampton Office, proceed along West End into Windmill road and at the staggered junction on the Common continue over towards Amberley with the reservoir on your right. Drop down the hill and just after The Amberley Inn take a right back up towards The Black Horse. Mole Cottage will be seen on the right shortly thereafter, on the corner as the lane bears sharp right up the hill before the former Chapel.
Location - Mole Cottage is situated in Littleworth, in the heart of Amberley. A popular Cotswold village in an enviable location on the fringe of Minchinhampton Common, with beautiful south-westerly views across the valley towards Woodchester. With a sought after village primary school, two popular pubs (Amberley Inn & Black Horse) both within easy walking distance of Mole Cottage, and a village shop, the village has a tremendous sense of community spirit. The surrounding Minchinhampton Common offers over 650 acres of National Trust land, ideal for dog walking and host to one of three challenging golf courses in the vicinity. The market towns of Minchinhampton and Nailsworth are both nearby, the latter having an especially good choice of independent retailers as well as supermarkets and convenience stores, while the former can provide all immediate necessities. Stroud is approximately 3 miles away and offers greater choice with a Waitrose among several other supermarkets and major retailers as well as a famous Saturday Farmers' Market. Education is also a key attraction to the area with an excellent choice of secondary schools, including several grammar schools in both Stroud and Gloucester. London is normally under 2 hours by road or about 90 minutes from Stroud by train. Bristol, Bath or Cheltenham are within easy reach making this a perfect base from which to explore the Cotswolds.
