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"A traditional Victorian terraced cottage faced with Cotswold stone to the front and brick at the rear. The charming accommodation which boasts a wealth of period features including exposed floorboards, timbers and beams is arranged over three floors and briefly comprises; Kitchen/Diner with a range of intergrated appliances, Sitting Room with Villager log-burner, Bathroom and Double Bedroom with views. There is also a self-contained Detached Garden Room/Studio to the rear with an En-Suite Shower Room which adds extra versatility to the accommodation in the main house.

Situation
The north Cotswold village of Mickleton lies in a fine setting immediately beneath the Cotswold escarpment overlooked by Meon Hill. It has many attractive stone houses and cottages in addition to those of thatch and half timber. It has a Post Office, general store, primary school, traditional butcher and two pubs along with the Three Ways Hotel which is home of the world famous Pudding Club. Shopping for day to day needs are well catered for by the local village shops and more comprehensive facilities can be found in Chipping Campden, Broadway and Stratford-upon-Avon.

Chipping Campden ? 3 miles
Honeybourne ? 4 miles
Broadway ? 8 miles
Stratford-upon-Avon ? 8.7 miles

Outside
There is a shared driveway approach off the road leading to an allocated parking space and en-bloc single garage. The rear garden itself is mainly laid to lawn with flower borders and an initial small paved patio to the rear of the Garden Room and a further raised decked area at the end of the garden. A pedestrian right of access across the rear of the terrace exists for residents.

Additional Information
All mains services connected and gas central heating. The property is rated band B for council tax resulting in a charge of ?1127.59 for 2015/16."