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A picturesque and historic cottage set in a glorious rural location.
The property is situated amidst wonderful rolling countryside. Indeed there are stunning views across the valley and the atmosphere is certainly one of peace and tranquillity.
The house is Grade II listed and possesses all the charm and character that one would expect of a property that dates back to the 14th century. The earliest part of the building is a single hall, with part of its cruck roof construction still in place.
The comfortable accommodation is of flexible layout and includes a main reception room with a wood burning stove, a studio room which opens into the courtyard, dining room with an Aga and a bespoke kitchen which includes oak units with granite worktops and Miele appliances. Also on the ground floor is the third bedroom and a shower room. From the dining room a spiral staircase leads up to a charming sitting room with a wood burning stove. The room could also be used as an additional bedroom. Adjacent is the principal bedroom with fitted wardrobes and an en-suite bathroom. From the studio room a staircase rises to the second bedroom with vaulted ceiling.
The grounds extend to about a third of an acre and totally complement the style of the cottage. Wisteria, jasmine and pears dress the front facade which overlooks a lawned area from which there are enticing views across the valley to Miserden. To the side of the house is the former garage which is used as a utility/boot room. To the rear of the house, there is a most attractive courtyard and a little further away a Cotswold stone workshop. The lawns are interspersed with fruit trees and sweep down to a wooded area. The property is enclosed by dry Cotswold stone walling. There are specific sitting out areas with the sights and sounds making for a truly relaxing home.
Chantry Cottage is marketed by Unique Homestays as a profitable holiday rental under the name of Under The Yew Tree. All images ©? Unique Homestays.
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A garden from which to sit and gaze at an unchanged landscape
Anthony CoakerProperty agent