Longfurlong Lane, Long Furlong, Tetbury, Gloucestershire, GL8

Built 5 years ago by a local builder, this thoughtfully designed house is spacious and light with versatile accommodation.

The approached is into a hallway with oak wood flooring, which has a useful coats cupboard, and an oak staircase curving to the first floor.

There are two adjacent bedrooms overlooking the front, both have built in wardrobes. The downstairs bathroom is stunning, straight out of a magazine, with a large double shower and separate bath. It has ample storage cupboards with a good sized washbasin.

The hallway, which has two storage cupboards, one of which is under the stairs, leads into an open concept kitchen-diner, which also has oak wood flooring. This beautiful room is filled with light from a lantern roof, and has a seating area and plenty of space for a dining table and chairs. The kitchen is furnished with stylish white gloss units with plenty of cupboards and has a unique granite surface with a green hue colour. The specialised matching glass backdrop is made by Opiticlolour. There is a dishwasher, Neff hide and slide oven and microwave/oven, and a fridge freezer.

Leading out of this room is a conservatory with a beautifully tiled floor, allowing the opportunity to enjoy the garden whatever the weather. The sliding doors gives access to the rear of the property and the gardens. The other side of the kitchen leads to a large utility room with electric underfloor heating. There is space for a washing machine, tumble dryer and under counter freezer.

On the other side of the kitchen is a bright and pleasant sitting room with double French doors opening to the rear patio. It has a built in wall gas fire.

Upstairs is a wide landing which is currently used as an office. There is a large double bedroom with two double built in wardrobes. This room looks onto fields where horses and cattle often graze. There are two Velux windows which automatically close with rain.

There is a spacious well-appointed shower room, comprising a large shower cubicle, a vanity sink unit with storage space.

Both bathrooms are fully tiled. The house has under floor heating on both floors, with independent controls in each room.

At the front of the property there is parking for several cars on a gravel drive. The professionally designed garden has raised beds and arbour. The front boundary wall has been built of Cotswold stone..

The rear garden also has easy access raised beds with lovely flowers and plants and a paved patio. There is a large greenhouse which may n=be negotiated if required.

Overall this is a very unique property.

Tetbury, often referred to as the gateway to the Cotswolds, and once voted by Country Life magazine as the third most desirable town in the country, is a thriving historic Cotswold market town situated less than half an hour from both the M4 and M5 motorways and within easy reach of Cirencester, Cheltenham, Bath, Bristol and Swindon. There is good access to Kemble Railway Station with regular Intercity services to London and other regional commercial centres.

Tetbury is well known for its royal houses, The Duchy of Cornwall owns Highgrove House, a home and garden beautifully transformed by His Majesty King Charles III and Gatcombe Park the home of The Princess Royal both of which are close by. Tetbury boasts an exciting range of shops including specialist boutiques, city standard delicatessens, the Highgrove Shop, two supermarkets and many fine antique shops. The town has an excellent variety of hotels, restaurants, cafes and brasseries offering a mouth-watering range of cuisine.

There is an excellent range of schools in the area including Westonbirt Preparatory and Senior Schools (3 – 18 years). There is also Beaudesert Park at Minchinhampton together with popular state primary and secondary schools in and around Tetbury.

A visit to the Tourist Information Office will provide you with a map of the area showing some of our local attractions including the world famous Westonbirt Arboretum, or the nearby Cotswold Water Park or perhaps the Abbey at Malmesbury.