DESCRIPTION
On entering the cottage, you are greeted by a wealth of period character, from solid wood flooring and wood-panelled walls to mullion stone windows. The entrance hall has doors that open into the kitchen/dining room and the sitting room.

The sitting room is a welcoming space, centered around a wood-burning stove set on a Cotswold stone hearth, complemented by an exposed brick feature wall. A mullion window with timber beam draws in natural light and frames views to the front.
The kitchen/dining room is fitted with bespoke wall and base units topped with solid oak work surfaces, together with a Belfast-style sink. Tiled flooring continues through to the dining area, where an Oriel window seat and inset shelving create a charming setting with ample space for family dining or entertaining.

On the first floor there are two well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom. The larger bedroom features an ornate fireplace, hardwood flooring and mullion windows that frame views over Pitchcombe. The entire top floor is dedicated to the principal suite – a spacious and light-filled room with en-suite shower room and elevated views across the surrounding countryside.

A pretty front garden, with a small, graveled area, perfectly primed for a table and chairs to enjoy the open views leads you to the front door and a path to the rear garden. Mainly laid to lawn, the main garden is enclosed with a combination of Cotswold stone walls and hedgerows. A spacious conservatory can be accessed from the garden – a versatile space with excellent potential for conversion into a home office, studio, or additional accommodation, subject to planning consent. There is parking to the rear of the cottage as well as parking on the country lane to the front.