• Grade II Listed Character Cottage Set Over 3 Floors +
• Stones Throw From Chipping Sodbury High Street +
• Large Inglenook Working Fireplace +
• 3 Double Bedrooms +
• Upstairs Bathroom plus Downstairs WC/Shower Room +
• Large Sunny Rear Garden +
• Private Parking to the Rear +
• Detached Single Garage +
• Gas Central Heating with Brand New Boiler (installed March 2026) +
• Council Tax Band - C South Gloucestershire Council +

Set in the heart of Chipping Sodbury, this delightful Grade II period property can be found just a stones throw from all the shops and amenities found in the High Street. A truly deceptive cottage that was extensively renovated by the seller when purchased circa 20 years ago, plus it has a brand new boiler (installed March 2026)! Offering much more than meets the eye, the ground floor provides an entrance hall with large walk-in store cupboard, then into a beautiful living room with feature inglenook (working) fireplace. This leads through to a dining area that connects to the rear kitchen/diner. The kitchen is split into two sections, a long area with plenty of cupboard space and storage, then a pretty area with a glazed roof and utility area. From here you will also find a downstairs WC/Shower room. Moving upstairs there are two good size double bedrooms and a family bathroom with roll top bath and exposed natural stone. Then a further set of stairs to the loft space brings you to a 3rd master bedroom with exposed beams and a handy WC and basin. This beautiful character property comes with a FANTASTIC garden, generous in size, westerly facing, mature boarders, a large outside wood store and a lovely seating patio area. Finally at the rear of the garden there is secure hard standing PARKING with a detached single GARAGE (accessed from Arnold Court at the rear). The historic market town of Chipping Sodbury sits just below the Cotswold Escarpment and has excellent road links to the A46, the M4 (Junction 18 is approx. 4.9 miles away) Bristol and Bath. Likewise, the M5 Junction 14 in Falfield is easily accessible going via nearby Wickwar, whilst the Yate train station (approx. 1.9 miles away) provides a direct link for commuters into Bristol. The picturesque High Street dates back to the 12th Century and offers a wide and eclectic range of shops and established businesses which support the town and attract visitors. There is a selection of both Primary and Secondary Schooling in the area of good reputation plus Chipping Sodbury offers many nearby country walks (the Frome Valley Walkway and the Cotswold Way to name but a few), a lovely common, golf course, cricket, rugby, football and tennis clubs. The centrally located Waitrose store offers excellent parking and a cafeteria.