• Attached early Victorian property. +
• Four double bedrooms. +
• Gas fired central heating. +
• Off-street parking. +
• Enclosed rear garden. +

Forming an integral part of the history of this iconic North Cotswold village built in 1842 and the village school until the early 1900's, this attached early Victorian, two-storey, four double bedroomed village residence offers 2400 sq.ft of accommodation, perfect for growing families. The property not only has a dining room with a separate sitting room warmed by a homely woodburning stove, but also a separate studio suitable for a variety of uses including the option of a fifth bedroom. One of the main features of the property is the substantial breakfast kitchen with a good compliment of units and integrated appliances all within a two-storey rear extension and becoming the main beating heart of the property. At first floor level the four double bedrooms are complimented by a four piece bathroom suite and a recently renewed separate shower room suite. Intelligent use of window lighting incorporates several Velux windows and a particularly effective gallery-style landing above the entrance hall allowing optimum light penetration. More technically the property has gas fired central heating with two loft water tanks and the property has double glazed windows throughout. There is a recently created utility room and store to the rear. The wiring in the property has also been recently upgraded. Externally the property has off-street parking for at least three vehicles to the front which enjoys a sunny south-facing aspect and there is an enclosed privately screened garden to the rear. The property is located on a level position only a hundred yards from one of the most popular high streets in the North Cotswolds bisected by the River Windrush with a wide range of shops and hostelries. The village has its own primary school and exceptionally high rated secondary school and a good quality local supermarket. Bourton-on-the-Water is located midway between the market towns of Burford and Stow-on-the-Wold with rail access to Oxford and London Paddington from Kingham station.