A charming Grade II listed Cotswold stone fronted mid-terrace cottage, enjoying a superb central location, courtyard garden and period features.

Beyond the classic front facade and the nine pane stone mullioned windows the front door opens into the cosy sitting room with a fireplace that adds additional warmth. A door leads through to the kitchen/diner that is fitted with a range of cream shaker style wall and base units, with plumbing for a washing machine, integrated electric oven hob and extractor complemented by block wood effect worktops and a ceramic sink. Two windows and a door to the rear flood it with light and conveniently open out on to the paved courtyard garden; ideal for outside entertaining. There is also a lean-to WC.

To the first floor, a spacious principal bedroom with built-in storage and a large family bathroom fitted with a modern white suite and shower over the bath. Tucked away on the second floor is a further double bedroom with a feature vaulted ceiling.

Benefitting from recent redecoration enhancing the light aspect across all three floors.

This presents a wonderful opportunity as a holiday home or to create a charming and comfortable home.

SERVICES: We understand that mains water, electricity, gas and drainage are connected to the property. Gas fired central heating feeding radiators.

OUTGOINGS: The property has been placed in Band ‘C’ for Council Tax purposes; charges 2023/24 £1,904.51

LOCAL AUTHORITY: Cotswold District Council,[use Contact Agent Button]

TENURE: The property is offered freehold with vacant possession upon completion.

CIRENCESTER, often hailed as the 'Capital of the Cotswolds,' is a vibrant market town conveniently situated with easy access to major transportation routes like the M4, M5, and M40/A40, a mainline train station at Kemble, and excellent bus and coach links.

This charming town offers a diverse range of amenities, including a mix of high street stores, independent specialty shops, and a bustling weekly market. It's a culinary delight with numerous bistros, cafes, wine bars, and pubs catering to various tastes. Moreover, Cirencester hosts a community hospital, a leisure centre, an arts and crafts hub, an award-winning museum, a theatre, and an inviting outdoor swimming pool. All sports enthusiasts are well catered for.

Families benefit from outstanding primary and secondary state schools, alongside a sixth form college campus. The area also boasts quality independent schools within its vicinity. Just outside the town lies the Royal Agricultural University, while the surrounding green spaces offer picturesque settings for picnics and leisurely strolls.