2 bedroom end of terrace house

Chipping Campden boasts one of the most beautiful and historic high streets in the North Cotswolds with its traditional Cotswold architecture and good range of shops catering for most everyday needs. There is a library, excellent primary and secondary schools, doctor's surgery and Leisure Centre. There is a main line station to London (Paddington) from Moreton-in-Marsh (7 miles). M40 and M5 access are approximately 30 minutes drive.

Ashbee Cottage - Ashbee Cottage was built by C.R. Ashbee, a prominent London designer and Architect. In 1888 he started the Guild of Handicraft in London. This was a school for the working man to promote handicraft that was dying out due to the industrial revolution. In 1902 in search of a simpler life he moved it to Chipping Campden, where they specialised in metalworking, producing silver jewellery and enamels, as well as hand-wrought ironwork and also stonemasons, woodworkers and craftsmen in stained glass. He was a major influence in the "Arts and Crafts" movement along with William Morris. The cottages were believed to have been built for his workers in 1908. Many of the "Arts and Crafts" features have been retained.

Accommodation - The front door opens into the hall with engineered oak flooring. Dual aspect sitting room with feature fireplace. Kitchen/diner with French doors to the garden and integrated appliances. Utility with space for washing machine and tumble dryer and cloakroom. Two large double bedrooms with feature fireplaces. Luxury bathroom with separate shower cubicle. The loft is accessed by a ladder but has been boarded out and has a window. Outside there is driveway parking for four cars and a small ornamental garden. Side access leads to the rear garden which is been designed to be low maintenance, and has a useful shed.

General Information -

Council Tax - Council Tax is levied by Cotswold District Council and is understood to lie in Band E.

Current Energy Performance Certificate - C. A full copy of the EPC is available at the office if required.

Rights Of Way - The property is sold subject to and with the benefits of any rights of way, easements, wayleaves, covenants or restrictions etc. as may exist over same whether mentioned herein or not.

Services - We have been advised by the vendor that mains gas, electricity and water are connected to the property although this should be checked by your solicitor.

Tenure - The property is understood to be freehold although we have not seen evidence. This should be checked by your solicitor before exchange of contracts.

Viewing - By Prior Appointment with the Selling Agents

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