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" DESCRIPTION Green Cottage is a substantial Cotswold stone built impressive house commanding a superb position in the heart of the rural village of Littleton Drew overlooking a green and the church opposite. Internally, the impressive accommodation boasts generous room proportions and has been finished to an excellent high specification complete with underfloor heating. At the heart of the home there is an spacious quadruple-aspect kitchendining room with a large island and contemporary fireplace at the centre point. The bespoke kitchen is very well-equipped with numerous appliances as well as a bar area at the rear with double doors out to the garden. There are two large reception rooms off the entrance hall. On the first floor there are four king-sized bedrooms, three of which with en-suite bathrooms, and a family bathroom.

Externally, a gravelled driveway to the side leads to the double garage and provides plenty of private parking. An additional outbuilding offers a home office with WC. The garden is arranged to the rear of the house backing onto fields and extending to around 0.50 acres. The garden is laid mostly to lawn with a large patio terrace.  

SITUATION Littleton Drew is a delightful village just north of the M4 with a pretty church and lovely sense of community. The village is situated only a 5 minutes drive from the neighbouring villages Acton Turville, Grittleton and Castle Combe. Acton Turville has an excellent range of amenities that include a village shop with post office, the highly sought after Trinity CE primary school, the Fox & Hounds public house and a small church. More extensive shopping facilities can be found in the market towns of Chippenham, Yate or Chipping Sodbury where there is a Waitrose. The cultural cities of Bath and Bristol are about 20 minutes by car whilst for those needing to travel further afield, there are frequent inter-city train services at Chippenham and the M4 (Junction 18) is about 5 minutes‘ drive away providing access to London, the south and the Midlands.   "