- Immaculately renovated Cotswold stone house with contemporary extension
- Large plot of about 1.58 acres with mature gardens and terrace
- Six double bedrooms; principal suite with dressing room and en suite
- Vaulted kitchen-living with integrated appliances and large sliding doors
- Outbuildings: garden studio, timber barn and stone wood store
- Only two main bathrooms for six bedrooms — limited bathroom provision
- Off-street parking with scope to add garaging or extra parking
- Average broadband speeds; council tax described as quite expensive
Hathaway House is an immaculately renovated Cotswold stone home offering generous family living across three floors. Set on about 1.58 acres, the property combines period features with a contemporary extension — a vaulted kitchen-living space with large sliding doors, formal reception rooms, and several snug areas create versatile daily and entertaining spaces.
The accommodation includes six double bedrooms, a principal suite with dressing room and large en suite, plus two further bathrooms and a separate WC. Built storage, a pantry, utility and boot room add practical convenience; outbuildings (studio, timber barn, stone wood store) and wide drives provide parking and scope for garaging or further development if required.
The gardens are mature and well planted with extensive lawns, stocked borders and a large terrace ideal for outdoor dining. The village location in the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty offers a highly regarded primary school, a village pub and easy access to nearby towns including Bourton-on-the-Water, Cheltenham and main road links.
Important practical points: the house currently has just two main bathrooms for six bedrooms, council tax is described as quite expensive, and broadband speeds are average — factors to consider for larger households or heavy home workers. There is no flood risk and mobile signal is excellent.
