This immaculate three-bedroom detached house is offered for sale in a sought-after village at the foot of Cleeve Hill, on the edge of Cheltenham. Dating from around 1850 and part-thatched with a modern extension, the property combines period character with contemporary comforts, set on a generous quarter-acre plot along a country lane with countryside views.

The ground floor offers flexible accommodation centred around an open-plan living and dining space. Large windows provide views over the garden, while bi-fold doors open directly to the rear, creating a strong connection between inside and out. A wood burner and fireplace add character, and underfloor heating contributes to a comfortable, well-planned living environment.

The open-plan kitchen is designed to maximise natural light, enhanced by a striking lantern roof and garden outlook. It includes dining space, built-in appliances and flows directly into the main living area, making it suitable for day-to-day family life and entertaining. A ground floor double bedroom offers flexible use as a study or playroom. Adjoining this level is a practical ground floor shower room with rain shower, combined with a utility area for laundry and additional storage.

Upstairs are two double bedrooms with restricted head height, both enjoying the cottage’s characterful roofline. The main bedroom benefits from a stunning picture window framing far-reaching countryside views, and there is a useful dressing room providing good storage solutions. The upstairs bathroom is presented to a luxury standard.

Outside, the property sits in an idyllic setting described as a “chocolate box cottage” with two distinct garden areas offering varied spaces for relaxing and outdoor dining. Side-by-side parking is provided to the front. An outdoor insulated studio, currently used as a gym, offers further flexibility as a home office or playroom and includes a separate store room, complementing the storage available within the house.

The location provides immediate access to green spaces, walking routes and cycling routes directly from the door, making it particularly attractive for those who enjoy the outdoors. Cleeve Hill and the surrounding Cotswold countryside offer extensive footpaths and bridleways, with scenic routes towards Winchcombe and the wider Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Permission has been granted under application 19/00621/FUL at Tewkesbury for a further garden building in the grounds, on an application already commenced. See agent for more details. 

Cheltenham town centre is within driving distance, offering a wide choice of shops, cafés, restaurants and cultural amenities, including theatres and festivals. The wider area is well served by schools across primary and secondary levels, both state and independent, in and around Cheltenham and neighbouring villages.

Public transport connections are available from Cheltenham Spa station, which provides regular services to Bristol, Birmingham and London, with journey times to London typically from around two hours. Road links from Cheltenham offer access to the M5 for regional and national destinations.

With an EPC rating of C and council tax band D, this three-bedroom detached house presents a well-balanced mix of historic charm, modern specification and flexible living space in a highly regarded Cotswold village setting.