About this property

VIRTUAL TOUR AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST - A unique detached period former Village Shop/haberdashery lies this charming three bedroom Cotswold Stone Cottage. Further benefits include a large garden measuring 0.25 of an acre, parking, views and a Cotswold Stone workshop.

Located in the most desirable spot in Eastcombe's conservation area stands this beautifully presented three bedroom detached residence offering flexible living accommodation along with a beautifully landscaped garden, plenty of parking, a workshop and stunning countryside views. This charming period home boasts a wealth of character throughout including exposed beams, exposed stone & mullion windows. On entering into the airy hallway with a door to the left is the third bedroom with a Bayfront window overlooking the front garden. A further door can be seen leading into a large boiler room. The cosy library/sitting room hosts a great social space with a wood burning stove & views out onto the garden. Within the library there is a door leading to a shower room. The noteworthy kitchen offers a range of wall & base units with range of appliances with dual aspect views and a door to outside. There is a central dining room & snug with an enclosed log burner. The first floor hosts two good sized bedrooms with a large loft, dressing room & airing cupboard. As noted from the floorplan Normandie Cottage provides 1 modern bathroom and 1 modern shower room. Property Ref - STR220056

Council Tax Band: E

Outside
Normandie Cottage offers the most glorious gardens of 0.25 acres and views over to Lypiatt Park & Toadsmoor Valley. The well-stocked borders boasts a range of cottage garden plants, roses, hedging & fruit trees. A Cotswold stone workshop/studio offers a great space with electric & storage in the roof. Further parking for several cars & a stone built log store can be found in the garden.

Situation
Eastcombe is an old village located on high ground in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty between Stroud & Cirencester. Within the village there is a Store/Post Office, Pub, & Thomas Keble Comprehensive School. Scenic routes lead through picturesque countryside and radiate to the major centres of Cheltenham, Gloucester, Cirencester & Stroud. Mainline rail services run from Stroud and Kemble, providing links with London (Paddington). Stroud boasts an award-winning Farmers' Market every Saturday. Excellent schooling is found in the area including, Eastcombe, Bussage & Chalford Hill Primary Schools.

Entrance

Library

Sitting Room

Kitchen/Dining Room

Snug

Three Bedrooms

Two Bathrooms

Workshop

Log Store

Garden

Additional information

• Entrance
• Library
• Sitting Room
• Kitchen/Dining Room
• Snug
• Three Bedrooms
• Two Bathrooms
• Workshop
• Log Store
• Garden

Key information

Council Tax Band: Contact branch

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate