About this property

Occupying an elevated position, this charming two bedroom semi-detached cottage idyllically situated on the Cotswold Way under Coopers Hill, world famous for the annual Cheese Rolling event held on the May Bank Holiday.

Having been extensively improved in recent years the cottage offers an attractive combination of modern and traditional aspects. The ground floor accommodation is mainly open plan being comprised of a kitchen fitted with range of painted shaker units with bay window offering views to the side and a vaulted ceiling with roof lights, a sitting area and a dining area. French doors and full-height windows span the room flooding it with light. The cosy snug has exposed beams and stonework with an Inglenook fireplace housing a wood burning stove. Stairs lead from the snug dividing to offer independent access to two bedrooms, one of which has exposed roof timbers whilst the other has scope to access a roof terrace (STPP). A family bathroom with spa bath and shower enclosure is on the ground floor.

Outside
A paved terrace runs across the rear of the house which then opens to a level lawn with mature shrub borders. A seating area at the end of the garden offers stunning views over Cheltenham, Gloucester and towards the Malvern Hills. A timber garage (in need of renovation or replacement) and parking are situated to the rear behind gates with further parking at the front.

Situation
Coopers Hill is famed for the annual "Cheese Rolling" event when contestants throw themselves down the steep hill chasing a round of Double Gloucester cheese. The Cotswold Way National Trail runs along the lane with easy access to footpaths in the Coopers Hill Nature Reserve in addition to cycle trails in Cranham Woods. A range of local facilities are available nearby in Brockworth including shops, schools, a library and swimming pool. A wider range of social, recreational and retail facilities can be found in either Cheltenham or Gloucester, both within about 6 miles, whilst the nearby A46 and A417 give access to the motorway networks. There are primary schools in Painswick, Sheepscombe and Cranham with secondary education options in the wider area being strong in both the private and state sectors including Grammar schools in Stroud, Gloucester and Cheltenham accessible via school and public buses.

Semi-Detached Cottage

Far-Reaching Views

Open Plan Kitchen/Dining/Sitting Room

Snug

2 Bedrooms

Family Bathroom

Level Gardens

Off Road Parking

Oil-Fired Heating & HW

Shared Private Drainage

Additional information

• Semi-Detached Cottage
• Far-Reaching Views
• Open Plan Kitchen/Dining/Sitting Room
• Snug
• 2 Bedrooms
• Family Bathroom
• Level Gardens
• Off Road Parking
• Oil-Fired Heating HW
• Shared Private Drainage

Key information

Council Tax Band: 3

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate