5 bedroom house

Village Farm House is the principle part of a large Grade II Listed farmhouse, which was subdivided many years ago into two houses. The original property was L-shaped, with each house now forming an arm of the L and is thought to date back to the late 17th Century, with the Village Farm House part added in the late 18th/early 19th Century. Built of natural Cotswold stone with handsome sash windows under a traditional stone tiled roof, it has created a lovely family home with high ceilings and just under 3,000 square feet of living space arranged over three floors and a useful cellar/utility room below. The current owners have made significant improvements to the property, with a focus on taking the house back to how it was originally and particularly by reconfiguring the upstairs accommodation and opening up some of the rooms. There is scope and valid planning permission to make further alterations, if required, further details of planning consents can be obtained on request. Outside, a tarmac drive leads off the village lane between low Cotswold stone walls to a car parking and turning area. To one side of the parking area there is an open-fronted double garage with light and power connected. A path leads to the front door and a gate provides access to the garden. The enclosed garden is a good size and faces east and south. It is mainly laid to lawn, interspersed by a few trees and is on two levels with a shallow grass bank and stone steps between the two. A stepping stone path leads to a paved patio which is sheltered by the garage and provides an ideal place for outside entertaining. Attached to the far end of the property is a useful store room, which also houses the central heating boiler.

Cirencester 2 miles. Kemble Station 5 miles (Paddington 80 minutes). Swindon 14 miles (Paddington 55 minutes). M4 (J15) 16 miles. M5 (J11A) 18 miles. Cheltenham 20 miles (All distances and times are approximate)