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"Located in the heart of Golden Valley and Chalford High Street, this charming Cotswold stone cottage welcomes you inside with an inviting hallway, complete with a convenient downstairs WC. To the right, the well appointed kitchen boasts a dual aspect, filling the space with natural light. It features ample storage, a built in oven and hob, a double Belfast sink, and plenty of room for all the essential appliances. Moving through to the rear of the house, you ll find a spacious open plan lounge and dining room. This versatile area includes a cosy woodburning stove, additional storage, and plenty of space for a large dining table and living room furniture. Upstairs, the first floor hosts a beautifully restored bathroom, blending period charm with modern comforts. It features a spacious walk in shower, a freestanding bath, and the added luxury of underfloor heating. Also on this level is a generously sized bedroom with a built in wardrobe. The second floor offers two further bedrooms, both with characterful vaulted ceilings and exposed beams adding to the home s unique charm.

Outside

To the front of the property is where the outside space lies. Walking up steps from the High Street, on the right hand side you are greeted by a beautiful south facing garden, drenched in sunshine and picturesque views. The patio area is crafted to enjoy alfresco dining, paired with a flat lawn, a wood store, an outside kitchen style counter top perfect for a pizza oven and bbq and places throughout to plant flowers, position garden pots & ornaments, as well as storage areas.

Situation

Chalford is a charming village in the Golden Valley, known for its honey coloured cottages and historic clothiers homes from its 18th century broadcloth manufacturing days. Famous for its steep donkey tracks once used for deliveries, the village now boasts a community store, popular Lavender Bakehouse, recently reopened Old Neighbour Inn a lovely Village pub and scenic walks along the old canal. Nearby schools like Chalford Hill Primary and Thomas Keble are highly rated. Designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Chalford retains its Cotswold charm with narrow lanes, mills, and art galleries. The village is surrounded by breathtaking views and an abundance of wildlife, notably the local Kingfisher who follows you along the canal path. Chalford has a community run shop, pubs, Tennis Club, and a doctor s surgery, while the Jolly Nice farm shop sits atop Cowcombe Hill. Easy access is available to Stroud and Cirencester via the A419, with trains that are direct to London in under 90 minutes.

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