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The property is beautifully presented and has been recently updated throughout by the current owners, including new double glazed windows. Full of charm and character, yet offering a contemporary lifestyle feel. The accommodation briefly comprises a spacious sitting room, with a stone fireplace and fitted wood burner. A good size kitchen benefitting from plenty of built in cupboards, built in appliances and space for a breakfast table.
There is an exposed Cotswold stone wall and door into an inner hallway, this leads into the light and airy conservatory, which offers a place to sit and enjoy the garden. There is a downstairs cloakroom and a lobby shelved for books. A set of stairs lead to two of the bedrooms, one of which is currently being used as a study and the other, the second bedroom, has the added benefit of an en-suite bathroom.
The main stairs from the sitting room lead to the master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom.
Outside, there is a pretty landscaped garden to the front with flower and shrub borders and a path leading to the front door. At the rear double gates lead to a gravelled area with a range of plants and shrubs, providing driveway parking.
The village of Ampney Crucis is a pretty and friendly Cotswold village and has a history dating back to Roman times.
Village amenities include the Church of the Holy Rood, the Crown of Crucis Hotel, a well-known popular pub/restaurant/hotel, a village primary school rated as 'excellent' by Ofsted and The Village Hall runs a monthly Cinema. There are also many social and sports clubs and organisations in the village. The village also has a website and produces its own newsletter. Larger shopping and leisure facilities are available in nearby Cirencester along with a hospital and bus and coach connections.
There is a bus service to Lechlade and Cirencester and Kemble railway station is just over eight miles away. Road connections are good with the M4, M5, M40/A40 easily accessed. Back to listing
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Description
A charming stone-built Grade II Listed Cotswold cottage, situated in the village of Ampney Crucis.The property is beautifully presented and has been recently updated throughout by the current owners, including new double glazed windows. Full of charm and character, yet offering a contemporary lifestyle feel. The accommodation briefly comprises a spacious sitting room, with a stone fireplace and fitted wood burner. A good size kitchen benefitting from plenty of built in cupboards, built in appliances and space for a breakfast table.
There is an exposed Cotswold stone wall and door into an inner hallway, this leads into the light and airy conservatory, which offers a place to sit and enjoy the garden. There is a downstairs cloakroom and a lobby shelved for books. A set of stairs lead to two of the bedrooms, one of which is currently being used as a study and the other, the second bedroom, has the added benefit of an en-suite bathroom.
The main stairs from the sitting room lead to the master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom.
Outside, there is a pretty landscaped garden to the front with flower and shrub borders and a path leading to the front door. At the rear double gates lead to a gravelled area with a range of plants and shrubs, providing driveway parking.
The village of Ampney Crucis is a pretty and friendly Cotswold village and has a history dating back to Roman times.
Village amenities include the Church of the Holy Rood, the Crown of Crucis Hotel, a well-known popular pub/restaurant/hotel, a village primary school rated as 'excellent' by Ofsted and The Village Hall runs a monthly Cinema. There are also many social and sports clubs and organisations in the village. The village also has a website and produces its own newsletter. Larger shopping and leisure facilities are available in nearby Cirencester along with a hospital and bus and coach connections.
There is a bus service to Lechlade and Cirencester and Kemble railway station is just over eight miles away. Road connections are good with the M4, M5, M40/A40 easily accessed. Back to listing
