Tythe Court, Back Lane, Winchcombe, Cheltenham, GL54

A quintessential Cotswold cottage nestled in a quaint setting in the heart of the sought after town of Winchcombe, ideal as a permanant home, holiday let or lock up and leave.

Occupying a lovely setting, within a short stroll of this quintessential and sought after town, Blacksmiths Cottage is a charming period home that typifies the street scenes that Winchcombe is so well known for.

Positioned at the end of a uniform terrace of mellow stone properties, this a home of great character yet the internal finish is one of natural simplicity in keeping with its heritage yet with a modern feel throughout. The interiors have been cleverly planned to use every inch of the square footage and the current owners have run it very successfully over many years as a holiday let.
Arranged over three floors, entrance is into the kitchen from the courtyard garden and is fitted with a range of bespoke country style units and integrated appliances this opens to a dining room with ample space for a table. From here a door leads to a sitting room, a cosy space ideal for all seasons. Of worthy note, under the stairs is a utility cupboard which is plumbed for a washing machine.

On the first floor are two bedrooms and a bathroom. Stairs rise to the principal bedroom and en suite shower room on the second floor.

Owing to its architectural merit, true Cotswold setting and charm it would make an ideal lock up and leave, let or permanent home.

Outside
Positioned on a quiet lane a short stroll from the main town, the property is enhanced by a courtyard garden that is positioned to the rear of the house with a perimeter stone walling that frames the plot. The outside area is a lovely space to dine al fresco and ideal for potted plants. There is parking to the side for one car.


Situation
Over the years Winchcombe has established itself as one of the most sought after Cotswold towns to live in. Its status has been retained, in part, by the growth of the amenities on offer in the cultural town centre, offering the discerning buyer a wonderful choice of coffee shops, boutiques and restaurant including a Michelin Star restaurant, in addition to some beautiful Cotswold pubs, a doctor’s surgery, bakery, well stocked shops and a florist to name but a few. Schooling in the area is particularly good with a well reputed primary and secondary school. Positioned in An Area of Outstanding Natural beauty it is noted for its rolling hills and open countryside, which makes for some of the best walking and riding landscape. Whilst beautifully semi-rural, it is extremely accessible with the larger centre of Cheltenham only six miles away. A fashionable hub home to well-regarded festivals and exceptional schooling, including the world renowned, The Cheltenham Ladies’ College. Cheltenham College, Dean Close and St Edwards. For the commuter, transport links are strong with regular bus routes between Cheltenham and Winchcombe, easy access to the M5 Tewkesbury and M4 corridor via the A40/A419. There are direct trains from Cheltenham to London and from Kingham, which can be reached by car in 20 minutes.

Tewkesbury Coucil
EPC Rated C