Church Road, Quenington, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, GL7

A charming and beautifully presented three-bedroom cottage in the heart of a pretty Cotswolds village, with lovely views.

Description

Set at the very heart of the village of Quenington, within a stone’s throw of the charming pub, Fairview is a delightful cottage enjoying stunning views to the front over the rolling countryside of the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The period cottage is well positioned for making the most of the village’s thriving community and there are many footpaths and quiet country lanes accessible from the front door. The pretty limestone cottage has been beautifully and sympathetically updated, with improvements including a two-storey side extension and extensive cosmetic decoration internally. Light-filled interiors are packed with stylish touches, including a double-sided wood-burning stove in the sitting room, exposed beams, panelled walls and heritage colours.

The layout is traditionally planned, with a covered porch at the front opening to a warm and inviting snug. This leads through to the spacious formal sitting room, and onwards to the open plan kitchen and dining room. The latter is appointed with attractive cabinetry, a dining nook and a range of integrated appliances. The kitchen leads around to a useful boot room and cloakroom with WC, with a side door from the parking area.

Upstairs there are three good-size bedrooms, two of which are en suite. All of the bedroom windows face towards the fields at the front, providing lovely far-reaching views.

Outside
Fairview is set behind a dry-stone wall, with a pair of five-bar gates opening to a good-size gravel driveway. The gardens are mostly to the front of the house: manicured lawns accented with elegant blooms, tumbling roses, clipped hedges and fragrant herbs. Tucked away to the side of the house is a stone terrace, with a pedestrian gate opening to a secluded, gravelled area where there is a shed and garden tap.

Location

Set within the picturesque Coln Valley, Quenington is a pretty village with a thriving local community. The village is centred around an idyllic green and each year hosts a popular fete, plant fair, sculpture show and fireworks display. There is a pub within the village while the neighbouring village of Coln St Aldwyn has its own highly acclaimed pub and a village store with a café. Fairford is x miles and has a wider selection of amenities, while the nearby town of Cirencester provides an extensive choice of amenities including independent boutiques, superstore shopping and a variety of fantastic pubs, cafes and restaurants.

Communications in the area are first class with easy access to London, Swindon, Bath and Bristol. Junction 15 of the M4 is within easy access and close to Cheltenham is Junction 11a of the M5 which links to Birmingham and the north. Swindon Station provides a regular service to London Paddington taking approximately 60 minutes.

The nearby village of Hatherop provides a primary school and private education with Hatherop Castle School, whilst the nearest state secondary schools are in Fairford (Farmor's) and Cirencester (Deer Park and Kingshill).

Square Footage: 1,628 sq ft



Directions

Leave Cirencester via the Burford Road and at the traffic lights, go straight on via the B4425. After 1.5 miles turn right signposted Ampney Crucis/Quenington and proceed for 4.5 miles into the village of Quenington. Turn right onto Springfield Road and then bear left across the village green and bear left again onto Church Road. Pass the pub on the left-hand side; the property will be found after the pub on the left.

Additional Info

Services - Mains water, electricity, and drainage. Oil-fired central heating.

Brochure prepared and photographs taken in May 2026