Characterful three-bedroom village cottage with garden and parking.
Unique converted Cotswold stone chapel with strong period character
Bourne Cottage is a rare Cotswold stone chapel conversion tucked in the heart of Eastleach. The converted chapel retains strong period character—stone walls, slate roof, exposed features—and offers a flexible three-bedroom layout across comfortable living space of about 1,120 sq ft. Large windows and an open-plan ground floor create bright, sociable rooms that suit both full-time living and a weekend retreat.
Outside, the property benefits from a decent, private garden with established planting and off-street parking—an attractive combination for village living. The location overlooks village allotments and sits close to countryside walks, a village inn and local amenities, delivering a peaceful rural lifestyle while remaining connected to nearby towns.
Buyers should note a few practical points: the building predates 1900 and the original stone walls are assumed to have no insulation, which may affect running costs. Heating is electric underfloor and the property uses electricity as the main fuel, so energy bills could be higher than gas-heated homes. There is a medium flood risk for the area and council tax is described as expensive.
This home will suit buyers seeking character and location—families, downsizers or buyers looking for a village weekend house. It also offers sensible scope for improvement and upgrading (insulation, heating and energy efficiency), so those wanting to add value or tailor the home further will find opportunity here.