Stone-built Cotswold cottage with character and steeply pitched roof
Two bedrooms; main bedroom with built-in wardrobes upstairs
Sitting room leads to conservatory; good natural light
Downstairs shower room only — single bathroom for household
Fitted kitchen; mostly modern units, small to medium footprint
Mature, decent-sized rear garden with established planting
Freehold, 737 sq ft — average-sized, suitable for downsizers
Slow broadband and ageing local neighbourhood demographic
Set in the heart of Burford, this stone-built Cotswold cottage offers genuine countryside character and a mature rear garden ideal for outdoor living. The ground floor features a sitting room opening to a conservatory, creating light-filled, relaxed living space, while the fitted kitchen and downstairs shower room keep the layout practical and straightforward.
The main bedroom on the first floor includes built-in wardrobes; a second modest bedroom suits guests, home office, or downsizers seeking simpler accommodation. The plot is a real asset — a decent, established garden providing privacy and scope for easy landscaping or a small kitchen extension, subject to consents.
Practical points: the house is freehold and average-sized at about 737 sq ft, with no recorded flood risk. Broadband speeds in the area are slow and the local neighbourhood trends older, so this will suit someone wanting a tranquil, village-edge lifestyle rather than high-speed connectivity or a bustling urban scene. The property will suit buyers willing to update cosmetic elements rather than needing a full renovation.
Close to good primary and secondary schools, local shops, pubs and countryside walks, this home is well placed for everyday village life and easy access to larger centres via the A40. It’s an appealing, low-maintenance Cotswold home for buyers seeking character, garden space and proximity to Burford’s amenities.