St. Johns Street, Lechlade, Gloucestershire, GL7

A charming first floor apartment set within this fine Georgian Listed building nearby to the town’s Market Place and river walks. No onward chain.



Hedley House occupies a prominent position on the edge of the town’s Market Place. Listed Grade II for its historical importance, this fine Georgian building has bowed gazebo windows on two storeys, the bow is crowned with a pediment like a bishop’s mitre.

The building is divided into four properties, three flats, two of which lie to the first floor and a retail unit. 3 Hedley House occupies the first floor. Flats 2 & 3 are approached through a communal hall and stairwell with their respective front doors leading off the landing.

The property underwent an extensive, yet sympathetic restoration and conversion to the current layout. The works were completed in about 2020.

3 Hedley House is a bright and spacious apartment that retains considerable character, such as fireplaces, sash Georgian pane windows and exposed ceiling beams. The sitting room is a graceful room with high ceilings, historic fireplace and bow outer wall with two large windows. The kitchen is appointed with a range of base and wall mounted units, built-in appliances and ample space to accommodate a dining table. The double bedroom lies to the rear of the apartment with a large window; recessed wardrobes set to either side of the period fireplace. Access to loft space. The shower room includes tiled cubicle with glazed screen, wall mounted wash hand basin and vanity WC.

General Information
The property is Leasehold with a 999-year lease. The property is placed in Band ‘A’ for Council Tax purposes, charges 2025/26 £1,532.90. Management charges of c.£500 per annum to include buildings insurance, communal lighting and general external maintenance. EPC Band F (28). Local authority – Cotswold District Council . Broadband & Mobile signal checker via

The owner will hold a 25% share of the Freehold.

Lechlade is a vibrant Cotswold market town located upon the upper reaches of the River Thames. The town boast a strong community and enjoys an excellent range of day-to-day amenities to include convenience stores, butcher/greengrocers, post office, modern medical practice, popular primary school, restaurants, public houses and garage.

Set on the borders of three counties, the town is well located for access to major centres, Swindon to the south less than 10 miles with a mainline railway station to London (Paddington 59 minutes), Oxford c.24 miles and Cirencester c.13 miles. Communication, M4 j.15 c.13 miles, M40 j.9 c.31 miles, M5 j.11a c.27 miles.