Letch Hill Drive, Bourton-on-the-Water

This attractive stone-built, semi-detached, chalet bungalow occupies a peaceful position in a residential cul-de-sac, while being just a two-minute walk from the centre of one of the Northern Cotswolds' most popular villages.

Built in 1964 and thoughtfully modernised by the current owner, the property combines traditional character with a range of contemporary improvements, including replacement windows, upgraded electrics, a log-burning stove and updated kitchen appliances, to name but a few.

The ground floor offers a welcoming entrance hall with excellent space for coats, shoes and storage. The spacious front-facing living room features a bay window, log-burning stove and ample room for both seating and dining. The well-appointed kitchen leads through to a useful utility room, while the principal bedroom is also positioned to the front of the property and lies close to the modernised shower room. A separate dining room, with stairs rising to the first floor, opens through double doors into the bright and versatile sunroom.

On the first floor, there is a further double bedroom, a bathroom with a separate shower and a study or dressing room, which could potentially be converted into a third bedroom. This level also benefits from generous eaves storage and additional cupboard space, providing practical storage throughout the home.

Outside, the property enjoys front and rear gardens, with the front garden offering scope to create an additional parking space if adapted. The driveway currently provides parking for two cars and is complemented by a magnolia tree and mature planting. The rear garden includes a brick-built storage shed, while the garage has an up-and-over door and connects directly to the utility room, adding further convenience and versatility.

Area Description

Bourton-on-the-Water offers an extensive range of shops, public houses, restaurants and sporting amenities and is centrally located in the beautiful countryside of the North Cotswolds, much of which is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Stow-on-the-Wold, Chipping Norton and Burford are close by and Cheltenham and Oxford are just 18 and 28 miles away respectively. There is a primary and secondary school in Bourton-on-the-Water, both of which are highly regarded.

Greystones Nature Reserve is close by and beautiful rambling walks are on the doorstep.

Nearest train: Kingham 7 miles. Regular trains go to Oxford (approx 30 mins) and London Paddington (approx 90 mins) Times and distances are approximate.

Services: Mains gas, electrics and drainage
Council tax band - D
Tenure - Freehold


Council Tax Band: C (Cotswold District Council)
Tenure: Freehold