Situated in a picturesque village, this striking Grade II Listed Cotswold stone property dates back to the 17th century and presents an excellent opportunity for transformation. The home features expansive grounds of approximately 0.33 acres, providing ample outdoor space for landscaping or potential extensions (subject to relevant approvals). Inside, the three-storey layout boasts high ceilings, traditional wood parquet and flagstone flooring, alongside charming stone mullion windows and central fireplaces that echo its historic character. The entrance leads to a spacious hallway with adjacent reception rooms that are both surprisingly generous in size. The sitting room benefits from a triple aspect view over the gardens, featuring a cozy wood-burning stove and access to a corner stairwell leading to the principal bedroom. Meanwhile, the dining room retains original features including a lovely window seat. Although the kitchen is serviceable with fitted units, it may require modernisation to meet contemporary standards. A utility room adds practicality alongside a cloakroom on the ground level.
On the first floor, four double bedrooms are present, with the principal room enjoying dual aspects and a fireplace adding further character; one bedroom also features an en-suite bathroom. Additional attic spaces accessed via corner stairwells each contain roof lights that could be developed into useful living areas or storage.
The property comes freehold without onward chain, making it ideal for investors or buyers looking to create their dream home within this historical framework. An internal viewing is essential for appreciating both its aesthetic charm and substantial renovation potential.
