This delightful period family home, originally built in 1850, has been recently extended and reconfigured and now provides a very comfortable live/work home, with a contemporary lifestyle feel with period features and has the added benefit of two recently built home offices in the garden.

Tucked away amongst a small cluster of homes on a private road, the property enjoys a most pleasant position backing onto open countryside with easy access to open land, perfect for dog walks. Close at hand is the ever-popular market town of Fairford and is well-served by a wide range of amenities and facilities.

The delightful accommodation briefly comprises a boot room, leading through to the main reception hallway where there is a door to the cloakroom and a set of stairs leading to one of the first-floor bedrooms which has the benefit of a Juliette balcony, dressing room and en-suite shower room.

The sitting room has a lovely stone fireplace, window seat and a second set of stairs to the first floor. The double height kitchen has original beams, a good range of units, and an Aga. This opens into the dining room, where there are bi-folding doors to the patio and steps to the garden. A door leads to the downstairs utility room and pantry. From the main hall there is a very useful family room/snug.

At first floor level there is another bedroom and luxury family bathroom. On the second floor there are three further bedrooms.

Outside, there is driveway parking for three cars, this leads to the garage and has doors front and rear to allow dual access. Within the rear garden there is a very useful workshop and a recently constructed second garage and twin office construction, which is ideal for those who either work from home, have a hobby or want additional accommodation. The enclosed gardens back onto fields so you can sit, relax, listen to the birds and enjoy the peace.

Fairford is an attractive market town situated on the edge of the Cotswolds in the beautiful Coln Valley. It is located within the Cotswold Water Park, offering a wide range of water and land based activities and nationally recognised as an important conservation and wildlife study area.

The town has an active local community and benefits from a range of shops in the centre of the town where there is ample free parking. There is also a regular market every Wednesday. St Mary's Church is beautiful dating back to 1497 and boasts that its stained glass windows are 'the only complete set of late medieval glass in a parish church in the country'.

There is good state schooling available for children of all ages, from reception to completing A levels. There are also independent schools in surrounding areas.

Leisure facilities are wide ranging and include a sports centre, children's playground, library, youth and community centre, a cottage hospital and many local clubs and organisations.