A lovingly restored and meticulously maintained Grade II listed semi-detached cottage at the southern edge of the Cotswolds. Dating to at least the mid-1800's, this one-of-a-kind cottage has been extended and upgraded, retaining all the charm of a period home but providing all the modern features wanted in a contemporary pied-à-terre, holiday home, or forever cottage. Stroll the garden path through your own beautiful professionally designed English garden or relax in comfortable Adirondack chairs on the generous stone patio. Attention to detail is immediately evident as you enter this idyllic period cottage through the custom stable-style front door. The living/dining area will WOW you with its light west-facing aspect, oak flooring, and stone fireplace featuring a recently installed Jotul gas fire in a charming period design for those chilly winter nights. From here, another doorway leads to a proper large utility/boot room with its own exterior entrance housing a washer and dryer added in the recent remodel and an oversized utility sink with sprayer tap and a pull-out clothes rack for drying handwashing. A bonus bespoke cloakroom adds charm and convenience. The refitted shaker kitchen, added in approximately 2016, has ample oak worktops and cupboards along with integrated oven/hob and refrigerator. Another stable door leads to the back courtyard garden and the custom-fitted office/writing shed outfitted with electrics to power your computer, monitor, printer, etc. On the first floor landing you'll find access to the large loft area with shelving and additional storage. You'll also find two good-sized light-filled double bedrooms with custom built-in wardrobes in the primary bedroom. The bespoke custom-designed shower room has to be viewed to fully appreciate its stunning yet functional layout.

Situation - Historic Corsham is a lovely town of architectural significance located on the southern fringes of the Cotswolds, an area of outstanding natural beauty. Some 8 miles northeast of the fine Georgian city of Bath, Corsham is noted for its charming High Street with a weath of beautiful and historic buildings dating from the 16th century, including the Alms Houses and the 16th century Corsham Court manor house with its landscaped gardens, open parkland, and fine art gallery open for visitors throughout much of the year. The town of Corsham caters for most day to day needs with a range of shops, bespoke coffee houses, boutiques, restaurants, and public houses. Corsham also boasts excellent primary and secondary schools as well as a new leisure center. Communications are excellent. Bath, Bristol, and Swindon are all within easy motoring distance; there are fast road links to London and the West Country via the M4 motorway (J17 and 18 are approximately 15-20 minutes away); main line rail services are available from either Bath or Chippenham to Bristol Temple Meads and London Paddington.

Property Information - Grade II Listed

Council Tax Band: C

Mains Services & Gas Central Heating

Freehold