Aldsworth, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, GL54
Property facts
- Property type
- Detached house
- Bedrooms
- 4
- Bathrooms
- 2
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About this home
Property Details: - Type: Detached house - Bedrooms: 4 - Bathrooms: 2
Agent: Hayman-Joyce - Moreton-in-Marsh Phone: 01608 503959
Spacious four bedroom detached Cotswold stone family home, with pretty gardens, double garage and parking<br/><br/> The property occupies an overall generous plot of 0.4 of an acre, and has a detached garden/studio room<br/><br/>PROPERTY DESCRIPTION<br/>Stunning and superbly presented detached family house, well situated within the semi-rural village of Aldsworth, occupying an overall generous plot of 0.4 of an acre, with a detached garden/studio room, double garage and extensive gravelled drive for several vehicles<br/>The property has versatile accommodation with much to offer, with timber-framed windows to the front, new aluminium triple-glazed windows to the rear, and newly fitted internal oak doors throughout<br/>Entrance hall with stairs to the first floor, cupboard, and a beautifully presented downstairs cloakroom off with half panelled walls, low-level wc and pedestal wash-hand basin<br/>Of particular note is the striking kitchen/dining/family room, providing an excellent selection of wall and floor units including a large pantry larder cupboard, granite work surfaces and a central island with integrated Neff induction hob, integrated wine rack, separate wine cooler and breakfast bar, with overhead extractor fan. There are also a number of integrated Neff appliances which include a double oven, dishwasher and a large family fridge-freezer, and underfloor heating<br/>The extended kitchen area is flooded with natural light from the large concertina glazed doors and two sky lanterns, with beautiful views overlooking the immediate terrace and the raised lawn area. There is also an abundance of space for a large dining table and chairs<br/>Utility with a floor-to-ceiling cupboard housing the washing machine and tumble dryer, Belfast sink, and door to outside<br/>The spacious sitting room is well-proportioned, with an attractive open fireplace with floating oak mantel and part-panelled walls. Steps lead up to the superbly presented living room<br/>The triple aspect living room has an exposed fireplace with integrated cast-iron wood burner and floating oak mantel, and the wonderful feature of an original weeping chancel window originally sourced from a church in South Cerney, and a fully glazed external door leading onto the lower terrace, and part-vaulted ceiling with horizontal beams<br/>Independent study with double doors to the sitting room and door to the hall<br/>On the first floor, is the large landing with a double airing cupboard and connecting doors to all the first-floor accommodation<br/>The principal bedroom is generous in size measuring approx. 17' x 13' in total, with an adjoining en-suite bathroom, consisting of a panelled bath, fitted shower cubicle with shower over, low-level wc and wash-hand basin<br/>There are three further double bedrooms, with bedroom four having fitted wardrobe cupboards<br/>Well-appointed family bathroom, which is finished to a high standard, with walk-in double shower, low-level wc and floating vanity sink<br/>EPC Band D<br/>If this is a lettings investment, we would recommend a lettings guide price in the region of £4,000 pcm<br/><br/>OUTGOINGS<br/>Council tax – currently band G<br/>Tax payable for 2026/27 - £3,803.35<br/><br/>SERVICES<br/>Main water, electricity and drainage are connected<br/>LPG central heating<br/>Fibre optic cable broadband connected with speeds of up to 900 Mbps<br/><br/>SITUATION<br/>Aldsworth is a pretty unspoilt village with a selection of period and modern houses<br/>Active community with village hall and Post Office<br/>Traditional The Sherborne Arms village pub<br/>Church of St. Bartholomew dating from the 12th Century<br/>The village is located between the market towns of Northleach (approx. 4 miles), Burford (6) and Cirencester (10) where there are more shopping facilities for everyday needs<br/>The larger centres of Oxford and Cheltenham are within easy reach, where you can find excellent Private and State Schools<br/>The A40 close by gives good access to Oxford and Cheltenham with the M40 to Birmingham and London<br/><br/>OUTSIDE<br/>The private north-facing main gardens have been beautifully re-landscaped by the current owners<br/>A terrace leads off the kitchen, with steps leading to a further raised terrace area with part wrought-iron balustrades, open to the further area of garden which is predominantly laid to lawn, with well stocked planting beds and a paved path leading to a large ornamental pond<br/>There is a detached garden room/studio, built from eucalyptus wood, with Wifi, Sonos, water and power<br/>To the front of the property, there is an additional section of lawn and the extensive gravelled drive leading to the detached stone-built double garage, with twin up-and-over metal doors, light and power connected, and an accessible loft area, <br/>Adjoining stone-built log store
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