Leventen House is a substantial Grade II listed period property which is located centrally in the popular town of Lechlade. The accommodation is thoughtfully arranged over three floors and has the added advantage of a double garage and further off-street parking.

The accommodation comprises a front door opening into a small entrance porch. A spacious sitting room has a sash window to front and magnificent feature stone fire place. The dining room is of a good size with a further sash window to front and opens to a modern kitchen which is fitted with a selection of wall and base units. The kitchen offers views over the garden and is further complemented by an integrated gas hob, dishwasher, microwave and electric oven with warming drawer under. To the rear of the property, a hallway allows access to the garden, stairs and a family room with windows and French doors on to the rear garden. A utility/shower room completes the ground floor accommodation.

On the first floor, the landing has further stairs leading to the second floor, doors to all rooms and a window to the rear. There is a well-equipped bathroom which comprises a bath, low level WC, hand wash basin and cupboards. The master bedroom is light and airy and has an en suite shower room. Two further good-sized bedrooms finish this floor.

The second floor comprises one large room with cupboards, an exposed stone chimney and windows to front and rear.

Outside, the property has a large well-stocked, enclosed rear garden which is mainly laid to lawn with mature trees, flower and shrub borders. Double gates at the end of the garden allow further parking. A double garage with a electrically operated large up-and-over door is located at the rear of the garden and can be accessed via a private road.

A beautiful small town adjoining the River Thames and on the borders of Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire and Wiltshire,Lechlade has a population of just over 3,000. There are several independent shops, a small supermarket, a church, doctors' surgery, excellent primary school and a library.

There is a healthy tourist trade, particularly in the summer, when the Thames is busy with cruisers, narrow boats and small boats. There is good fishing in the local rivers and lakes, country walks in the beautiful Cotswolds countryside, and various nature reserves in the area. The town is a good staging-post for visitors to the Cotswolds and the historic towns of Oxford and Cirencester.