4 bedroom semi-detached house

Plot 5 enjoys a particularly attractive outlook, with the property thoughtfully positioned to make the most of its south-facing views across the Cotswold countryside. Located in the south-west corner of an exclusive development of just nine beautifully designed homes, Plot 5 is a four-bedroom semi-detached property.

The accommodation opens into a spacious hallway with a downstairs cloakroom. From here, access leads to the generous sitting room, which benefits from patio doors opening onto the garden and framing the stunning views beyond. On the opposite side of the hallway is the well-proportioned kitchen, dining and family room, also featuring patio doors to the garden and countryside outlook. A useful utility room with an external door completes the ground floor.

Upstairs, accessed via a natural oak staircase, are four well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom arranged around a central landing, all enjoying magnificent views. The principal bedroom benefits from an en-suite and dressing area.

Externally, the garden is laid mainly to lawn with a generous patio area. The property further benefits from a single garage, a single car port and two allocated parking spaces.

This eco-friendly, A-rated home benefits from air-source heat pumps, solar panels, underfloor heating to the ground floor, and an EV charging point.

Stag Homes specialises in delivering affordable, high-quality family homes. Established in 1985, the company has built a strong reputation for reliability and value across carefully selected locations. Stag Homes is committed to creating desirable, individually designed homes that enhance the communities and neighbourhoods in which they are built.

The company works closely with an experienced and professional team of local craftsmen and, wherever possible, uses traditional building materials while maintaining a modern, contemporary finish.

The village of Chedworth is located in the county of Gloucestershire, approximately 7 miles from Cirencester, 5 miles from Northleach and 11 miles from Cheltenham. It lies close to the Roman Fosse Way and sits around 600 feet above sea level.

Chedworth is an attractive and largely unspoilt Cotswold village, with a mix of traditional and modern Cotswold stone houses set along the steep sides of a valley stretching almost two miles along a tributary of the River Coln.

Unlike many Cotswold villages, Chedworth remains off the beaten track, aside from the famous Chedworth Roman Villa, which lies less than a mile away as the crow flies and approximately 4.5 miles by road.

The village enjoys a thriving community with a, village school, church, public house, and a wide range of clubs and societies. There is also a large village hall set within recreation grounds, as well as a cricket club.