Property description
DESCRIPTION Originally built as a dairy in 1816 and converted to a cottage in 1858 this highly attractive character filled cottage is now a comfortable individual home. The two double bedroom accommodation is complemented by a generously proportioned sitting room, with an open fire, and a farm house style kitchen/dining room.
This extended area adds to the character and provides an interesting vaulted feature up to the first floor landing. The bathroom, in keeping with the style of the property, has a claw foot bath and also enjoys a contemporary shower.
Outside, the property comes with the benefit of a detached garage with pitched roof, while to the rear there is a sizeable and secluded westerly facing garden.
Furthermore the property is located just off the shopping and leisure area in Charlton Kings, while at the same time enjoying a quiet position.
Within 10 minutes of the town centre this property is also ideal for easterly commuters towards Cirencester and Oxfordshire.
Please note that approximately 50% of the garden is enjoyed under license from National Grid who reserve the right of access occasionally across this land to a substation that is tucked away at the foot of the garden.
AMENITIES Charlton Kings is known to date back to the Iron Age, following the discovery of a villa in 1980. Much of the ancient beauty has been retained with Charlton common and the surrounding Leckhampton Hill with it's Cotswold trails. Modernity has developed sought after junior and secondary schools, both state and independent. With a population of around 10,000 there are several well established shopping areas, pubs and four churches. There are community activities, local football teams and a golf club. An ideal location just a few miles from Cheltenham town centre, but on the fringes before rural areas and good access for Oxford, Cirencester and London.
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