The Mews House is a handsome townhouse bursting with a wealth of charm and period features, extending to over 6500 square feet of impressive accommodation, currently used as commercial offices. There is also potential to convert a former coach house into a separate dwelling offering an additional 1100 square feet.

A unique opportunity to purchase a property that has not been on the market for 40 years and one which offers versatile accommodation.

This attractive building is Grade11 listed and of special architectural and historical interest. It is a fine example of Georgian architecture situated in a prominent position, moments from Cirencester's thriving market place. The front portion of the building, built about 1820 has a fine elevation of dressed Cotswold stone with portico entrance and sash windows under a slate roof. The rear of the house, probably dating from about 1700 is constructed of natural Cotswold stone under a tiled roof.

The property is accessed through a delightful, bright and spacious entrance hall leading to a beautiful staircase rising to the first and second floors. To the front of the property are two well proportioned reception rooms boasting high ceilings, sash windows, cornicing/coving, wooden shutters, and fireplaces. A cloakroom and extensive cellar are located off the entrance hall. Towards the rear of the property, which can also be accessed by an additional outside door and entrance hall, sit a further two large reception rooms (one with rear door) and kitchen. There is a second staircase leading to the upper floors that sit to the rear of the building.

Further accommodation is arranged over the first and second floors with all rooms enjoying generous proportions and light. On the first floor, to the front of the building, sit three bright and airy rooms, boasting high ceilings, sash windows, wooden shutters and fireplace. There is also a small utility room. Stairs lead down from here to the rear of the building. The main staircase continues up to the second floor which boasts three further rooms with fireplaces and sash windows. From this landing the attic rooms can be accessed.

To the rear of the building, on the first floor, there are a further three spacious rooms, bathroom and separate cloakroom all of which are accessed from a wide landing with storage. The three, boarded attic rooms are also accessible from here.

Outside and Coach House

The Mews House is an impressive property which benefits from a gated drive way which can accommodate parking for 8-10 cars. An adjoining former coach house is accessed from the drive way and currently made up of four rooms over 2 floors which could be transformed into a modern and versatile living space. The property's garden is of particular note and comprises a level walled, predominantly laid to lawn garden with mature trees and shrubs that provide privacy and seclusion. The garden is in fact the only green space between St John the Baptist church in the market place and the end of Dyer Street. The garden is approximately 0.2 of an acre.

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