4 bedroom terraced house

7 Edwards College
Edwards College is a row of 12 former alms houses, originally founded as homes for the widows of the clergy in 1837. The property is Grade II Listed and in a Conversation Area. Number 7 occupies a central position within the college building and incorporates part of the central gable with finial, and Latin inscriptions commemorating the foundation of College in 1838 and the iconic cupola.

The accommodation is arranged over 3 floors and the property has an abundance of character and charm throughout including flagstone floors, an Aga and a large Cotswold stone fireplaces. The large sitting room is south facing with original shutters and a working fire. On the first floor there are 2 double bedrooms and a bathroom. On the 2nd floor there is a double bedroom, a single bedroom and a large family bathroom full of charm.

Gardens
The college has two entrances to the private driveway that wraps around the building and gives access to each property and their private gardens. Number 7 has a small gravelled parking area (2 cars spaces) behind the property and a Cotswold stone garden store with potential to be used as an office or studio. There is a shared courtyard at the rear of the property which gives access to the boiler room and the back door. At the front is a seating area and across the drive a small area of lawn with stunning views over the adjoining parkland. In addition there is communal land (designated only for agricultural use) available for the owners of Edwards College to use and enjoy. - ideal for walks and pic nics .

Gardens
The college has two entrances to the private driveway that wraps around the building and gives access to each property and their private gardens. Number 7 has a small gravelled parking area (2 cars spaces) behind the property and a Cotswold stone garden store with potential to be used as an office or studio. There is a shared courtyard at the rear of the property which gives access to the boiler room and the back door. At the front is a seating area and across the drive a small area of lawn with stunning views over the adjoining parkland. In addition there is a large communal garden available for the owners of Edwards College to use and enjoy.

Situation
7 Edwards College is situated on the edge of the picturesque village of South Cerney, a large village which lies about four miles to the south of the historic Cotswold market town of Cirencester.

The village has an active community and with a primary school, parish church, community hall, GP surgery, vets, various shops including a small supermarket and three pubs. Cirencester offers a wider variety of amenities, as well as excellent educational and recreational facilities. The regional centres of Cheltenham and Swindon are both within a 20 mile radius.

Communications are excellent with railway stations at Kemble and Swindon providing regular train services to London, as well as the Midlands and South West. The M5 and M4 motorways are both easily accessible reached mainly via dual carriageways. Close by is the Cotswold Water Park, where there is a diverse range of water-based leisure facilities including angling, sailing, windsurfing, canoeing, and water skiing, as well as nature reserves, walks, picnic sites and a number of bridleways.