High Street, Twyning, Tewkesbury

A quintessential village house dating from the 16th century retaining a wealth of character, standing in an established well stocked garden with the benefit of a workshop, garage and parking at the rear. The property is located in the centre of this peaceful village within walking distance of the village store/post office, local primary school, sporting facilities and two excellent public houses, The Village Inn and the Fleet Inn which stands on the banks of the river Avon, the property is also offered with no onward chain.

Description - Dating from the 16th century this quintessential Grade II listed detached cottage stands in a peaceful location in the heart of this very popular north Gloucestershire village. Occupying a generous corner plot garden brimming with producing fruit trees, twisted hazel, rosehip, climbing roses and a wisteria adorning the front of this characterful property, The Old Cottage is the epitome of a country home.

Retaining a wealth of character including a number of exposed beams the cottage offers all the charm one would expect of the era and offers accommodation comprising of three versatile reception rooms, a kitchen large enough to dine in, a small utility room with an adjoining shower room and access to the rear garden. On the first floor there are three bedrooms, one of which could be used as a study, nursery or dressing room and a recently re-fitted bath/shower room. Noteworthy is the abundance of storage throughout the bedrooms and the first floor landing.

Externally the gardens are incredibly pretty, relaxed in style, compartmentalised and densely planted with edible and ornamental plants, shrubs, herbs and trees giving the garden colour throughout the year. A stone path meanders the front door and at the rear there is a large single garage with a workshop area, parking for one vehicle, a logia/outside seating area, a pond, areas of lawn and raised borders.

The property is offered with no onward chain.

Situation - Twyning is a thriving village with a sense of community and an abundance of amenities including the village hall, parish church, primary school, nursery, floodlit tennis courts, village store and post office, selling local produce and two excellent public houses, one overlooking the village green where various events are held and one on the banks of the river Avon. Tewkesbury School also operate a bus service to and from the village. Commuter links are convenient with the access to the M50 an approximate half a mile away and rail links at Worcester, Ashchurch, and Cheltenham and Malvern.

General Information - Mains water, electricity, drainage and LPG heating are connected to the property.

The property is also partially double glazed, installed before the listing in 1987


COUNCIL TAX BAND: F £2,562.62 2025/26

TENURE; Freehold

VIEWINGS: Strictly by prior appointment through Charles Lear & Co. on