Location

This charming Grade II listed cottage is situated in a quiet backwater of Castle Combe with views over the Manor and across to St. Andrew's church.

To the rear are the grounds of Manor House Golf Club, which affords a peaceful and private setting.

The view from the property across the roof tops of the village has to be one of the Cotswolds most iconic images due to its chocolate box good looks and picturesque architecture.

Castle Combe is considered one of the prettiest villages in England. Often appearing as a backdrop for film and television, the harmonious mixture of Cotswold cottages and houses make this unspoilt village a desirable and special place.

The village offers two public houses, a village hall and The Manor House hotel and restaurant enjoying acclaim for its fine dining.

The Manor House Golf Club is highly regarded and there are many footpaths, bridleways and sporting opportunities available locally.

The nearby town of Chippenham offers mainline rail access to London (Paddington) as well as Junction 17 of the M4 motorway.

The Georgian city of Bath and regional centre of Bristol are to the west.

Description

This delightful 2 bedroom detached Grade II listed cottage is situated in an enviable setting within the lower village of Castle Combe offering 1,390 sq ft of accommodation in the main cottage and then a further 504 sq ft in the self-contained studio holiday annexe. The property is being offered with no onward chain and also enjoys the benefit of a large garage, off street parking and 3 stone built outbuildings/workshops.

Inside this delightful home is a spacious drawing room with feature fireplace and access to the terrace, snug with open fireplace and stairs to the first floor, a practical kitchen, ground floor bathroom and a spacious garden reception room with easy access to the gardens, views across the village and space for a dining area leading off the kitchen.

To the first floor are the two bedrooms and a separate bathroom with large shower unit.

The property enjoys fine period features which include exposed stone, open fireplaces, stone mullion leaded light windows, exposed beams and wooden doors.

Additionally to the cottage there is also a delightfully annexe, which is for holiday/limited occupation use. This was converted from one of the barns, shown here and enjoys large vaulted ceilings, quality open plan living space, independent access, traditional style kitchen and shower room. This is a popular holiday rental providing an income.