3 bedroom terraced house

Mandel House forms part of the Old Brewery, a landmark building and a significant part of the heritage of Northleach. In recent times, the property has been used as offices but has been the subject of significant refurbishment to provide the substantial residential house that we now offer to the market.

Description - Mandel House forms part of the Old Brewery, a landmark building and a significant part of the heritage of Northleach. In recent times, the property has been used as offices but has been the subject of significant refurbishment to provide the substantial residential house that we now offer to the market.

The accommodation is over three levels, with the main entrance being from a gravelled, gated courtyard to the rear and then on to the front door. Once you enter the property there is an extensively re-fitted kitchen/breakfast/dining room to your right and to your left you will walk into the 44ft long sitting room that has a vaulted ceiling with exposed 'A' frame timber beams and, at the far end, a Juliet Balcony with views over the town to the Church.

From the sitting room, a staircase leads down to the middle floor where a hallway leads to a double bedroom, a separate re-fitted shower room with WC and a substantial study/games/cinema room. A further staircase leads down to the lower ground floor where there is an external door to the courtyard, a further bedroom and a stunning master bedroom suite. The large master bedroom leads through to a spectacular en suite bathroom with a roll-top bath, shower cubicle, sink and WC.

From the lower ground floor courtyard, a metal staircase leads back up to the road level gravelled courtyard. Two car parking spaces are provided opposite the property.

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Northleach - Northleach is a former medieval wool town with many fine historic buildings and a beautiful Parish Church. The town is well served with shops for day to day requirements including a Post Office, Butcher, Chemist, Green Grocer/Baker, Doctors, Vets, Museum and a variety of pubs/restaurants. There are primary schooling and pre-school nursery facilities. The town is easily accessible, lying on the cross roads of the Fosseway (A429) and the A40 Cheltenham to Oxford Road.

Directions - Leave Bourton-on-the-Water via Lansdowne and turn left at the junction onto the A429 Fosseway signposted for Cirencester. Continue straight over the roundabout and turn left into Northleach at the traffic lights. Take the left hand turning into Guggle Lane, following the road before the property will be found on the right hand side.

Tenure And Possession - Freehold - We understand the property to be Freehold. Potential purchasers should obtain confirmation of this from their solicitor prior to exchange of contracts.

Viewing Arrangements - Viewing by prior arrangement with Harrison James & Hardie on[use Contact Agent Button], or[use Contact Agent Button].