Cheltenham Road, Cirencester, GL7

Spinet Cottage is a charming semi-detached period home dating back to the 1830s, lovingly cared for by the current owners to retain its warmth and character.

You are welcomed into a generous hallway, with the dining room to the left. This room, featuring a restored sash window, picture rail, large storage cupboard, and a feature gas fireplace, which exudes period charm. To the right is the sitting room, with high ceilings, a feature gas fireplace, two period internal glazed cupboards, and soft furnishings, flowing seamlessly into a sunny conservatory that overlooks the mature gardens.

The kitchen, located to the side, is well-equipped with modern appliances, ample storage, and generous workspace. From the hallway, there is a useful utility space, as well as a ground-floor shower room with WC. Stairs lead down to a cellar, perfect for additional storage.

On the first floor, a spacious landing leads to a beautifully presented family bathroom, complete with a feature fireplace, bath, and built-in storage. Opposite, the principal bedroom boasts impressive ceiling heights, a feature fireplace, and sash windows overlooking the street and distant views. The second bedroom is a large double with plenty of character, a storage cupboard, a sash window, and a feature fireplace, while bedroom four is a charming twin room with views over the rear garden. The second floor provides a landing suitable for a small desk, extensive eaves storage, and a small double bedroom.

Externally, the property benefits from a deceptively large, mature rear garden with multiple seating areas to enjoy throughout the day. There is a wide garage at the rear of the property with an electric roller door for ease of parking. Overall, Spinet Cottage is a beautifully restored period home full of character, offering a wonderful family home within easy reach of Cirencester’s amenities.

Stratton is a much sought after area situated just to the north of Cirencester. It has a village like atmosphere and a real sense of community yet the property is well within a mile and a half's walk from the centre of Cirencester. Stratton offers a well renowned primary school, pubs, hotel and a shop with post office.

Cirencester itself is a lovely old market town dominated by the beautiful Parish Church and surrounded by some of the loveliest countryside in the Cotswolds often referred to as the "Capital of the Cotswolds". It has a comprehensive range of shops, as well as excellent schooling, health care and professional services.

Communications are good with access to the M4 motorway via Swindon or the M5 via Stroud and Cheltenham/Gloucester. There are main line rail services from Kemble about 5 miles away.