Terraced house for sale in Cheltenham GL54, 3 Bedroom

A country home for a city price and all magnificently redefined for the 21st century.

Our client has dutifully restored the fabric of the building and inside lovingly created a stylish rural retreat. There is a touch of the French gite with the twin door entry, before the fantastic living space unfolds. Semi open plan, the kitchen and dining areas skilfully combine a contemporary style with a farmhouse feeling and extends overall to 17' x 14'. From here the clever link of a utility and cloakroom are perfect access for both the avid gardener and your summer guests. The garden enjoys sun, seclusion and is cleverly landscaped with a lightness of touch. When autumn sets in, the sitting room of 17' x 14' is nonetheless intimate and warms the soul from the feature wood burner. Not to be overlooked is the day room extension overlooking the sunny gardens, this has current planning permission to add a pitched roof, bi-folding doors and additional windows. The plans can be seen in the office.

Landings do not feature heavily in property brochures, but this spacious one delivers light and a fantastic vista across Gloucestershire countryside. With two double bedrooms and the perfect single for the homeworker to be distracted by the view, this home is completed a simply and stylish contemporary bathroom which benefits from a shower over the bath, that again takes in the view.

Easy parking is available in the resident's leafy forecourt area and beyond lies fields, a farm shop and a thriving village hall. With the vibrancy and charm of both Cirencester and Cheltenham within 25 minutes, this distinctive home and location is the dream fusion of country life and urban accessibility.

Amenities The village of Chedworth is in the County of Gloucestershire, 7 miles from Cirencester, 5 miles from Northleach and eleven miles from Cheltenham. It is close to the Roman Fosse Way and is roughly 600 feet above sea level.

Chedworth is an attractive Cotswold village, with old and modern Cotswold stone houses hugging the steep sides of the valley which extends for almost 2 miles along a tributary of the River Coln.

Unlike many of the villages in the Cotswolds, Chedworth remains unspoilt and off the beaten track apart from Chedworth Roman Villa which as the crow flies is less than a mile from the nearest house, whilst by road it is approximately 4.5 miles.

Chedworth is a thriving community and has a village school, church, pub and a wide range of clubs and societies.