- Substantial 3,670 sq ft (approx) period detached house
- South-facing secluded garden with mature planting
- Flexible 4/5 bedroom layout across three floors
- Principal bedroom with dressing room and en suite
- Garage with potential for two-storey annexe (subject to planning)
- Newly renovated but stone walls assumed uninsulated
- Double glazing installed before 2002 (may be dated)
- Council tax described as quite expensive
Set on a generous plot in sought-after Millwood End, this sympathetically renovated 17th-century Cotswold stone house combines period character with contemporary living. The house offers flexible accommodation across three floors: principal bedroom with dressing room and en suite, an expansive second-floor bedroom with its own en suite, two further bedrooms, and a versatile study that can serve as an additional bedroom. Large reception rooms, exposed beams, Cotswold stone walls and a wood-burning stove create authentic character alongside modern comforts.
Outside, a secluded south-facing garden and mature landscaping provide privacy and pleasant outdoor space for family life, with ample off-street parking and an attached garage. There is scope to convert the existing garage into a two-storey annexe subject to planning permission, offering potential for multi-generational use or rental income.
Practical points to note: the property is freehold and chain-free, has double glazing installed before 2002, mains gas heating via boiler and radiators, and was newly renovated. Some original stone walls are assumed to lack cavity insulation, which may affect long-term energy efficiency; council tax is described as quite expensive. Overall this is a substantial village home that will suit families seeking space, character and village living, with development potential for those prepared to pursue planning consent.