About this property

Located in the heart of Bisley village, Lystra Cottage is a captivating detached period home with immense potential. This extended four-bedroom house, while in need of modernisation, offers a charming interior filled with character features, generous garden and gated driveway with amply parking.

Situated in the heart of Bisley village, and positioned back from the lane, Lystra Cottage is a captivating detached period home waiting to be transformed. This charming and extended house, while in need of modernisation, offers immense potential for those looking to create their dream home. Step inside and you'll find a spacious and bright interior, filled with character features. The ground floor boasts three versatile reception rooms, offering plenty of space for family life and entertaining. The generous 19'8 kitchen/breakfast room, complete with a separate utility room, provides the perfect canvas for a modern culinary space. Throughout the home, you'll discover charming details like exposed timber beams, beautiful flagstone and original floorboards, fireplaces, and elegant bay windows that flood the rooms with natural light. The upstairs features four bedrooms, including a master bedroom with a private ensuite. A separate family bathroom serves the additional bedrooms. Lystra Cottage presents a unique opportunity to shape it into a truly magnificent home.

Outside
This property features an appealing front with a spacious, gated driveway that offers ample parking. The front space is bordered by a charming Cotswold stone wall and mature trees, which provide privacy. The rest of the gardens wrap around the entire building, from the sides to the rear. These are primarily laid to lawn, also enclosed by a Cotswold stone wall and dotted with various trees and shrubs.

Situation
Bisley is a welcoming Cotswolds village with two pubs, and a popular farm shop. A short drive away, Stroud is known for its excellent shops, cafés, award-winning farmers' market, and a lively music scene. Nearby, Cheltenham is famous for its festivals and horse racing, while Cirencester, the "capital of the Cotswolds," offers a mix of high street and independent shops, Roman history, and cultural venues. The village has a primary school, with other state and private schools in the area. Stroud station is a 10-minute drive away, with services to London Paddington in around 85 minutes. Bristol and Bath are also easily accessible by car.

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Additional information

• Detached
• Extended
• Period home
• Character features
• In need of modernisation
• Gated driveway
• Plenty of off road car parking
• Walled gardens to front
• sides and rear
• Central location

Key information

Council Tax Band: D

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate