- A truly delightful Grade II listed stone cottage, located in the heart of Painswick. +
- Charmingly styled, with accommodation equating to 1,505 sq. ft of living space. +
- A thoroughly lovely courtyard garden, with glorious views over St Mary's church. +
- Offered to the market without an onward chain, and to suit an array of would-be purchasers. +
- A plethora of original features, together with natural charm, character, and warmth. +
- Light and airy rooms throughout, with three good-sized bedrooms and a spacious family bathroom. +
A quintessential Cotswold stone cottage shown to a charming standard, located in the ever popular Painswick.
Description
Enjoying a glorious position with breathtaking views over the church, St. Mary’s Cottage is a beautiful 18th century stone cottage. Offered to the market without an onward chain, it shows to a delightful standard, with a calming and peaceful welcome. Principally set over three floors, the accommodation equates to 1,505 sq. ft of light and airy living space.
The sitting room has a wonderful stone inglenook fireplace with a natural opening to the full-height glass conservatory. Affording an idyllic place to dine, rest or simply relax, it has the most beautiful views over the church and immediate escarpment. The kitchen is fitted with a comprehensive range of units, integrated appliances, and cabinetry, together with generous dining space.
The first floor consists of the spacious principal bedroom and family bathroom. Stairs rise to the second floor, and in turn to two further bedrooms, both of which enjoy commanding, far-reaching views.
The courtyard garden is a joy: bounded by a Cotswold stone wall, with herbaceous beds and clipped hedging, it provides a glorious place to enjoy a morning coffee or an evening drink. On-street parking is available outside the cottage and there is a free public car park a two minute walk across the churchyard.
Location
St Mary's Cottage is situated in the heart of the delightful Cotswold town of Painswick which is known as 'The Queen of the Cotswolds' An area renowned as one of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with Victoria Street being believed to be one of the oldest streets in the town, with origins dating back to 1086.
The 15th Century Church with its steeple, table tombs and clipped yew hedges dominates this small Cotswold settlement with its ancient streets of stone cottages and houses. There are shops, Public Houses, and hotels for everyday requirements. with for more comprehensive shopping, commercial and recreational amenities in Cheltenham, Gloucester and Stroud.
Cheltenham is particularly well endowed with public schools being home to Cheltenham College (co-ed), Cheltenham Ladies’ College, Dean Close and St. Edwards: Beaudesert Park at Minchinhampton about six miles away has a co-ed prep and pre-prep school with an enviable reputation. There are also highly regarded grammar schools in Cheltenham and Stroud.
Intercity trains from Stroud reach Paddington in as little as an hour and thirty five minutes and the M5 about five miles to the west of Stroud gives good access to the West Country and the Midlands: about six miles from the house the A417 dual carriageway leading to the M4 motorway, brings London within two hours.
Square Footage: 1,505 sq ft
Additional Info
Services connected: Mains gas fired central heating, mains electricity, mains drainage, mains water.
Local Authority: Stroud District Council.