Fosseway Avenue, Moreton-In-Marsh, GL56

Situated within walking distance of Moreton-in-Marsh’s historic High Street, railway station and local primary school, this three-bedroom home offers surprisingly generous accommodation extending to approximately 1,129 sq ft. With a substantial additional family room, south-facing garden, garage and parking space, the property combines flexible living space with everyday practicality in one of the North Cotswolds’ best-connected market towns.

The ground floor provides considerably more space than might initially be expected. The principal sitting and dining room measures over 20 ft in length, with attractive parquet flooring adding warmth and character. Beyond, the kitchen is a bright and sociable space, with overhead skylights, underfloor heating and French doors opening directly onto the rear garden. A downstairs cloakroom adds further convenience.

A particularly interesting feature is the additional reception/family room, extending to over 28 ft in length and enjoying its own external access from both the front and rear of the property. Whether used as a second sitting room, children’s playroom, home office or a combination of uses, it provides valuable flexibility for changing family needs. Its direct connection to the garden is another welcome feature, allowing the space to work particularly well during the warmer months.

Upstairs, three bedrooms are served by the family bathroom, with the accommodation offering a practical arrangement for family life or those requiring space to work from home.

Outside, the south-facing rear garden has been arranged with a combination of decking and artificial lawn, creating a low-maintenance setting for outdoor dining and relaxing. Accessible from both the kitchen and additional family room, it provides a natural extension of the ground-floor accommodation. The property also benefits from a garage situated in a nearby block and a separate parking space.

Moreton-in-Marsh is a thriving Cotswold market town offering considerably more than its attractive surroundings. Its broad, historic High Street is home to an excellent selection of independent shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants, while the popular Tuesday market remains a longstanding part of local life. The town is particularly well connected, with direct railway services to Oxford, London Paddington, Worcester and Hereford, making it a practical choice for commuters as well as those seeking a more relaxed pace of life. St David’s Church of England Primary School is within walking distance, while Moreton-in-Marsh also falls within the published catchment area for Chipping Campden School, providing secondary and sixth-form education. With beautiful countryside on the doorstep and neighbouring Cotswold towns and villages easily accessible, it’s a location that combines everyday convenience with the character and community that make this part of the country so appealing.