DESCRIPTION
Wintersfold is a stunning Grade II Listed Cotswold house full of character and charm, with a wealth of period features. Opening to a spacious reception hall with ample room for storing coats, muddy boots and country paraphernalia, the home has an instantly welcoming feel.

The kitchen is set to the rear of the property and is clearly the heart of the home. Doors open from the kitchen to a delightful rear courtyard garden, ideal for alfresco entertaining. Parquet flooring creates a feeling of warmth and there is plenty of room for a large table, perfect for family gatherings and informal suppers. A scullery/back kitchen, provides useful storage and preparation space, along with ample room for airing laundry and hiding washing away. A separate dining room for more formal entertaining leads off the kitchen, again with direct access to the garden. A wood burning stove provides extra warmth for the colder months. A useful cloakroom completes the ground floor.

A stunning vaulted sitting room is located on the first floor with a Juliet balcony overlooking the garden and fabulous galleried landing above, currently used as a study. A cassette wood burner adds warmth and style to the room and bespoke floor to ceiling book shelving gives the room the traditional feel of a library.

Two bedrooms and a family bathroom are located on the first floor. A further two bedrooms with magnificent aged beams and beautiful boarded floors are located on the second floor, one with en-suite bathroom. All of the bedrooms have been thoughtfully laid out to provide both comfort and plentiful storage and all with wonderful views either of the garden, or the pretty aspect along Well Hill.

A good-sized, full-height vented cellar is accessed from the ground floor inner hall, with room to store additional white goods and the original stone larder shelf still in situ.
A private walled courtyard garden is set to the rear of the cottage, offering a tranquil haven with a pretty water feature and ample room for pots and planting.