Market Street, Wotton-under-Edge, GL12

This charming Grade II Listed cottage is believed to date from the 19th century (1800s). It once formed part of a larger dwelling, with the frontage resembling a traditional shop. The property is offered for sale with no onward chain and is ready for its next custodian. Stepping inside, you can’t help but appreciate the charm and high level of presentation within the kitchen. A lovely-sized room, with a central island, providing excellent storage for keen cooks, alongside a NEFF oven with a slide-and-hide door. Beyond lies the delightful lounge – an inviting space for winter evenings beside the wood-burning stove, or summer days with the French doors open. An archway connects to the dining area with bench seating, while tucked behind a door in the corner is a concealed staircase that descends to a useful cellar – handy for storage. Upstairs are two double bedrooms. The larger of the two sits to the rear, enjoying plenty of natural light and a lovely garden view. The second bedroom is an ideal guest or children’s bedroom. Between them sits the contemporary shower room, thoughtfully arranged to maximise the space. A beautiful cottage garden unfolds quietly to the rear. Raised timber decking provides a relaxing place to read or enjoy a cup of tea. An established flowerbed is set to the side containing a colourful mixture of daffodils, honeysuckle, bluebells and lavender, to name a few. At the far end stands a generously sized shed, offering ample storage for garden tools. Ready to move into, this is a home where the traditional cottage life still lingers – fireside evenings, garden afternoons and a new chapter ready to unfold.

Wotton-under-Edge, known as the “Gateway to the Cotswolds,” is a historic Saxon market town set on the Cotswold Escarpment within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Ranked the happiest place to live in Gloucestershire in 2025, it features a traditional High Street lined with stone buildings, independent shops, cafés, a Tesco Express, a Co operative mini supermarket, The Falcon Steakhouse, and three pubs. The town also includes the 13th century Ram Inn (now closed) and one of the UK’s oldest independent cinemas, operating since 1911. Junction 14 of the M5 is just 5.1 miles away, providing easy access to Bristol, Gloucester, and Cheltenham, while Tetbury - home to the King’s residence - lies 10.1 miles to the east. Rail links are available from Cam and Dursley Station, around 7 miles away, with Charfield Station expected to reopen in Spring 2027. Local primary schools include The British School and Bluecoat Primary, with further options in nearby villages. Katharine Lady Berkeley’s Secondary School sits between Kingswood and Wotton-under-Edge and is within walking distance. The town is a popular stop along the Cotswold Way and offers additional leisure facilities such as a golf club and a refurbished seasonal open air swimming pool.