• Grade II Listed Period Cottage In Stunning Location +
• Highly Sought-after Position within the Cotswolds +
• Newly Fully Fitted Kitchen Breakfast Room +
• Wealth Of Character & Charm Throughout +
• Stunning Dining Room Over Looking Rear Garden +
• Picturesque and Quintessential Setting +
• Reception Room with Fireplace with Wood Burning Stove +
• Mature, Beautifully Presented Rear Private Garden +
• Garage In Block Nearby +

A stunning Grade II Listed Period 3 Bedroom Cottage overlooking the picturesque waterside of Castle Combe's most photographed and iconic setting. This unspoilt village is the epitome of the Cotswolds attracting tourists and movie-makers alike. The cottage has been beautifully looked after and maintained by the existing owners being Grade II listed, the cottage boasts a fine display of period features throughout. Steeped in history, the accommodation dates as far back as far as 1468. The accommodation comprises a beautiful living room with a feature open fireplace with a wood-burning stove that leads via an archway into the recently fitted contemporary kitchen breakfast room. The real wow factor is the separate dining room that has had a lot of work carried out to maximise the view of the rear garden with a feature atrium skylight and french doors onto the cottage gardens. On the first floor, there is a single bedroom and two double bedrooms plus the family bathroom. The cottage has the excellent rare advantage of a garage located just a short 1 minute walk from the property which can provide private parking for a small car. The cottage is completed by a delightful garden located at the rear. A courtyard terrace leads to a good-sized private garden bound by stone walling with mature apple and pear trees. In short the perfect example of a beautiful English country cottage in one of the most famous villages in England.

Situation - The very pretty South Cotswolds village of Castle Combe is a world-famous tourist destination and quaint village famed for its traditional and unspoilt Cotswold cottages and streets. The village is a regular location for the film industry with movies including 'War Horse' and 'Dr Dolittle'. A short walk from the property there is the Manor House Hotel with its Michelin star Bybrook restaurant and the golf club which has a Peter Alliss designed 18 hole course, regarded as one of the top 100 in the UK. At the heart of the village is the 14th Century Market Cross, a small hotel and a public house. The nearby racetrack is also a popular attraction. There is an excellent road link to the M4 (Junction 17 being only 5 miles away) and Bristol and Bath. Fast trains from Chippenham can reach Paddington, London in 75 minutes.