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" 2 Rivington Glebe is situated in a lovely, undisturbed and peaceful spot within the village. Built in 1991, and constructed of Cotswold stone beneath a tiled roof, 2 Rivington Glebe provides well laid out and versatile accommodation arranged over two floors.

From the spacious, bright entrance hall, a door opens into the large dual aspect sitting room with fireplace containing an electric fire, and a glazed door opening into the garden. Also accessed from the entrance hall is a double bedroom with en suite shower and dressing area and a separate cloakroom. Through the sitting room is a dining room with glazed door opening into the garden and the tiled kitchen/breakfast room with integrated fridge and dishwasher appliances. Ample storage is provided by numerous wall and base units with abundant work top space. A glazed rear door opens onto the driveway.

Stairs rise from the entrance hall to 2 double bedrooms including the spacious master suite with en suite bathroom and dressing area. There is large airing cupboard on the landing providing space for linen and towels.

Little Compton is an attractive Cotswold village situated between the bustling market towns of Moreton in Marsh and Chipping Norton, on the borders of North Oxfordshire, North Gloucestershire and South Warwickshire. The village has a public house, a parish church, and is within easy reach of the larger centres of Stratford upon Avon, Cheltenham and Oxford.

There are railway stations at Moreton in Marsh and Kingham with regular connections to London Paddington.

The property is entered through stone pillars into Rivington Glebe, via a shared gravelled driveway from which one enters the driveway of No 2. There is parking for 3 vehicles including the stone built garage, with electric roller door, to the south side of the property.

A pathway leads around both sides of the house into the rear garden which is mainly laid to lawn with well planted mature borders, surrounded by stone walling and established laurel hedging.

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