Bibury Road, Aldsworth, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, GL54

Situated between Burford and Bibury is this substantial, double-fronted Victorian cottage benefiting from two reception rooms, a large dual-aspect kitchen/diner, separate utility room, downstairs wc, three double bedrooms and two full bathrooms.

Submerse yourself in the heart of the Cotswolds surrounded by fields of gold and green, cattle and sheep. With far stretching views from every window and the benefit of fantastic transport links by road, on offer is the perfect blend of tranquility and family convenience.

Upon arrival you are welcomed by a large frontage with off street parking for upwards of three cars, a double garage (with mains electricity), front lawn, veggie patch, garden shed and side access to the beautiful sun-trap garden. The frontage further benefits from mature hedges providing privacy from the road, a crab apple tree, artichoke, and an abundance of other foliage such as Japanese willow and rose bushes.
On entry, this double-fronted home consists of a dual-aspect living room to the right leading to an equally substantive orangery through timber French doors. A sliding patio door from the orangery offers access to the wrap-around garden.

The left side of the cottage provides another dual aspect room with a dining space suitable for 8-10 before happening upon the stunning kitchen with an impressive range of wall and base units, gas hob, integrated oven/grill, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. Through the kitchen you’ll find a separate utility room with further wall units, the rear door to the garden, and a downstairs WC with vanity hand basin and a towel rail radiator.

Ascend the carpeted stairs to find a spacious landing leading to three double bedrooms, the family bathroom, and full height airing cupboard, which houses the electric boiler. The principal bedroom benefits from fitted wardrobes, and en-suite 3-piece bathroom with both a plumed and electric shower over, and rear window, whilst the views from the front of the bedroom reach far across the greenbelt fields home to the local sheep year round. The second double bedroom offers rivalling views and a built in closet, whilst the last bedroom, also a double, benefits from spectacular, unobstructed views to the wheat fields at the rear.

The glorious wrap-around garden to the rear and side offers mature wildflowers on the raised rear border, rear patio, gravelled alfresco dining, a raised outdoor lounge space, summer house, and lawn. A low maintenance entertaining space for all the family and friends which also offers a range of foliage and botanic delights and herbs.

A spectacular family home with easy road access to Burford, Bibury, Northleach, Coln St Alwyn, Hatherop and the A40 all within 10 minutes, whilst Cirencester and the A419 are within an easy 20 minute commute.
Mains electricity, water, and private drainage via a septic tank provide reliable budgeting for utilities year round.

Directions
From Burford High Street head south up The Hill. At the roundabout take the fifth exit onto the A40 towards Cheltenham. After about 1.5 miles turn left onto B4425. After approximately 3 miles you will get to Aldsworth. Carry on past the village on this road and the property is found on the left.

General Information
Services: We understand that mains water and electricity are connected to the property. Electric radiators provide the central heating and private drainage via septic tank.

Council Tax Band ‘D’ 2025/26 charges £2,354.42.
EPC F (23)
Local Authority: Cotswold District Council.
Tenure: The property is offered freehold with vacant possession upon completion.

Location
Located on the outskirts of Aldsworth within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, The Property enjoys a vibrant community atmosphere with various clubs, societies, a church, cricket club, and pub. Everyday amenities are conveniently found in nearby Northleach and Burford, with Cirencester just 10 miles away. Cultural hubs such as Cheltenham and Oxford, offering excellent private schools, are within reach. Additional private schools include Hatherop Castle and Rendcomb College, while primary schools are situated in Bibury, Burford, and Northleach, and secondary schools in Burford, Cirencester, and Lechlade. Excellent transport links are provided by the A40, connecting to the M40 at Oxford and the M5 at Cheltenham. Regular Intercity rail services to London are available from Swindon and Charlbury. Sporting enthusiasts can enjoy golf at Burford, sailing at The Cotswold Water Park, boating on the River Thames, racing at Cheltenham, and polo at Cirencester Park.