Property description

A CHARMING COTTAGE FULL OF CHARACTER IN A DELIGHTFUL SETTING ENJOYING A SUPERB OUTLOOK OVER THE VILLAGE DUCK POND

Entrance hall, sitting room, kitchen,
ground floor bedroom and bathroom,
first floor bedroom with en-suite shower.
Delightful garden and garage.

Pool End is a Grade II listed cottage formerly an old dairy barn now sympathetically refurbished in what must be one of the most delightful and picturesque settings in the North Cotswolds.
The property is presented in excellent decorative order and is constructed of Cotswold stone with mullion leaded light
windows under a traditional Cotswold slate roof. It has a wealth of exposed ceiling timbers throughout with part flagstone floor and seagrass carpets which are included in the sale.


SITUATION
Willersey is a typical pretty Cotswold village with a duck pond, lying at the foot of the hills on the B4632 road, about 1� miles from Broadway and about 15 miles from Stratford-upon-Avon.
The village has a general store, primary school, garage and two public houses. There is a mainline train station to London/Paddington at Evesham (approximately 6 miles) and Moreton-in-Marsh (approximately 8 miles). Willersey is situated within the school catchment area of Chipping Campden.

OUTSIDE
The property has a right of way along a short tarmacadam driveway to a five bar gate opening to a large gravelled courtyard.
There is a right of way across the gravelled courtyard to the Single Garage with a further parking space in front. There is
power and light in the garage.
The front garden is charming and enclosed by part Cotswold stone walling. It enjoys a magnificent outlook onto the village
duck pond and honey coloured stone houses. The garden is laid to lawn with herbaceous borders, clematis and copper beech trees. There is a private seating area.
The charming rear cottage garden (which is technically to the side of the property across the gravelled drive) has been
completely landscaped. It is enclosed by Cotswold stone walling and attractive trellis fencing. The garden is principally laid to
lawn with herbaceous borders containing a variety of mature plants, shrubs and flowers, but complimented by topiary,
gravelled pathway which leads to a stone terrace. The terrace is extremely private and ideal for al fresco dining.