1 bedroom terraced house

An attractive one bedroom cottage that has been tastefully improved by the current owners.

Accommodation comprises: Hall, kitchen/dining/family room, principal bedroom, shower room and attic room.

Well maintained garden and 2 designated parking spaces.

Malt Cottage is a beautifully presented home in a quiet residential development within walking distance of the village amenities. Accommodation is laid out across three floors with attractive exposed timber beams throughout. The ground floor briefly comprises an entrance hall with understairs storage and plumbing for a washing machine, a principal bedroom with two built-in wardrobes and a large window overlooking the garden and a stylish shower room with heated towel rail. The first floor comprises a light and airy kitchen/dining/sitting room with engineered oak flooring, an attractive fireplace and a range of base and wall units, integrated kitchen appliances to include a dishwasher, gas hob and oven with oak work tops. The second-floor attic room acts as a useful storage/office space that benefits from thoughtfully designed storage cupboards.

OUTSIDE
The property is approached via the charming garden which lies to the front of the property and is laid to lawn with a timber pergola, paved terrace and raised flower beds, all enclosed by a stone wall and timber fence. The property has the additional benefit of 2 allocated parking spaces.

DIRECTIONS
On entering Mickleton from Broadway, turn left at the mini-roundabout. Continue until you see the Kings Arms pub on your right where you will turn left onto Mill Lane. Turn left again into Greyrick Court and Malt Cottage will be found on your left hand side.

Mickleton is situated in the very north of the county of Gloucestershire between Chipping Campden to the south and Stratford-upon-Avon to the north. The village offers a genuine community with many facilities including a village store, butcher, church and primary school. The wool town of Chipping Campden offers everyday shopping facilities and doctors’ surgery. There is also a medical centre in nearby Quinton. More shopping and cultural facilities are at Stratford-upon-Avon with its Shakespearean connections.