3 bedroom detached house

An exceptionally pretty, stone built cottage that has been significantly extended and enhanced offering generously proportioned living with characterful features, located in an attractive rural position with local village amenities and M4 very accessible.

Part glazed composite front door tp HALLWAY (17'11" x 5'10") newly laid ceramic tiled floor, recess LED spotlights to ceiling, exposed oak and stone detailing, two modern sash windows to the front elevation with openings to kitchen and main sitting room. KITCHEN/ BREAKFAST/ DINING ROOM (25'3" x 16'2") ceramic tiled floor, multiple LED spotlights to ceiling and an additional glazed pendant over dining space. Fully integrated Harvey Jones custom fitted kitchen comprising an array of base mounted units and functional larder wall with pantry cupboard flanked by two double height fridge freezers, Miele double oven/grill with warming draw under. Wooden butchers block countertops fitted with inset ceramic double Belfast sink, Miele induction wok hob and separate flat induction hob. An impressive addition to the kitchen is the solid oak and cut marble island centre piece.Direct countryside and garden views are visible from two high-level sash windows to the side elevation and a run of powder coated aluminium bi-fold doors open to the rear garden. REAR HALL (17' x 3'11") ceramic tiled floor, LED spotlights, exposed stone walls and part glazed frosted door to rear with access to the utility room, separate WC and main sitting room. UTILITY ROOM (3'9" x 10'4") ceramic tiled floor, fitted ceiling light, wall mounted Baxi combi boiler with provision for plumbed white goods below and sash window to the rear.WC (3’10" x 4’10") tiled floor, fitted LED spotlight, low-level WC, pedestal wash hand basin with sash window to rear.Main SITTING ROOM (29'2" x 20'11") ceramic tiled floor, multiple LED spotlights to ceiling with additional wall mounted downlights highlighting the natural stone wall. Original fireplaces either side of the room really enhance the original character of the property with original stonework, timber lintels and bread oven present. Dual aspect with windows to the rear elevation and to sizable modern sash windows positioned either side of a solid timber door (planning permission to keep as door or fit a window) opening to the front garden. Inglenook fireplace with bread oven to cut stone stairs rising to the bedroom two and a separate oak quarter turn stairs rising to the first floor landing.

First floor, LANDING (11'1" max x 17'8") part pitched ceiling with recess spotlights, natural stone work, timber beam. BEDROOM 1 (18'11" x 17'2") pitched double height ceilings, fitted spotlights, sash windows to the front elevation and an additional to the rear with scenic elevated views. EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM (13'8" x 5'2") comprising a walk-in double shower, wash hand basin with vanity storage under, mixer tap over and modern WC to the side with floor mounted radiator and integrated towel rail, sash window to the overlooking to the side. BEDROOM 2 (10'7" max x 19'10" max) vaulted ceiling with generous head height, exposed beams, recess LED spotlights, dual aspect with sash windows to the front garden and elevated views to the rear with countryside views and inglenook stairs accessible. EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM (3'1" x 7'2") primarily tiled with pedestal wash hand basin, shower enclosure with spotlights and extractor fan fitted. BEDROOM 3 (8'111" x 14'1" max) exposed natural stone, feature walls with re-built original fireplace, traditional beams with two sash windows overlooking the front. FAMILY BATHROOM (6'8" x 8'8") double height ceiling, fitted LED spotlights, three-piece suite, comprising a low-level WC, tiled double ended bath with central taps, mains fed rainfall shower over, ceramic wash hand basin with vanity storage cupboard underneath, mixer tap over and a sash window with elevated countryside views.

To the front of the property lies a sizable Cotswold stone gravel driveway, opening to a mixed laurel and heritage hedgelined front lawn, central gravel pathway with pillared pedestrian gate to lane extending to the side to the landscaped rear garden with a sizable paved seating area, enclosed by low-level horizontally laid timber fence directly adjoining local countryside.

FOOTNOTE: It is worthy to note that the adjoining landowner is willing to sell a portion of the land directly adjoining Cross House. For further information, please enquire directly through Herbert R Thomas on[use Contact Agent Button].

Council Tax Band: F
Tenure: Freehold