2 bedroom house

A beautifully presented period cottage with attractive south facing gardens, situated on the prestigious High Street

Accommodation comprises; Entrance hall, cloakroom, sitting room, kitchen/dining/breakfast room, utility room, 2 en-suite double bedrooms.

Garage with overhead storage. parking for 3 vehicles.

Converted from an 18th Century Coaching Inn, 2 The Old Coach has been tastefully renovated providing well-proportioned accommodation laid out over two floors. On the ground floor an entrance hall leads to a triple aspect sitting room with a gas fire, a cloakroom, a useful utility space which is well equipped with built in storage, Belfast sink, plumbing for a washing machine and space for a tumble dryer, and a kitchen/ dining/ breakfast room. The latter is undoubtedly the hub of the house, with an impressive roof lantern affording a great deal of light, underfloor heating, central breakfast island with granite worktops, a range of integrated Neff appliances to include dishwasher, dual ovens, fridge and freezer and French doors leading to a paved terrace. On the first floor a spacious landing leads to two en-suite double bedrooms, both with attractive bay windows with views over the garden and the principal bedroom benefits from a dual aspect and a dressing room.

OUTSIDE
Positioned on the prestigious upper High Street, 2 The Old Coach is accessed via a gravel path which leads to a storm porch with oak pillars. The property has an enclosed rear garden, which is south facing, and generous in size with mature hedging providing a great deal of privacy. There is a paved terrace adjacent to the house providing the perfect space for alfresco dining, an expanse of lawn, a range of well stocked beds and a Scotts of Thrapston summer house with power and light. There are three parking spaces at the rear of the property, located at the end of the garden, in addition to a garage (currently used as a wine store) with stairs to a boarded loft space.

DIRECTIONS
From the High Street proceed over the mini roundabout and continue upwards for about 500 yards. Take the gravelled drive on the right just past the parking bay and park to the right of the garage block. Walk through the garden to the front door.

Broadway is well known as one of the most lovely of the Cotswold centres, yet it also has the advantage of excellent facilities including a supermarket, chemist, post office, butcher, delicatessen, dentist, optician, vets, churches, library and medical centre. In addition there is an extensive range of cafes, restaurants, galleries and shops, as well as health and leisure facilities in the village and surrounding areas. The larger cultural and shopping centres for the area are Cheltenham (16.7 miles) and Stratford-upon-Avon (14.7 miles). There is a mainline train station to London/Paddington at Honeybourne (5.4 miles), Evesham (6.2 miles) and Moreton-in-Marsh (9.5 miles) scheduled time approximately 90 minutes.