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A handsome five-bedroom Cotswold-stone terraced house in the heart of a sought-after North Cotswolds village, extending to approximately 210 square metres over three floors. Built in 1931 from local honey-coloured limestone and pleasingly proportioned throughout, the property has been thoughtfully extended and updated by the current owners. The front door opens onto a flagstone-tiled hall with a separate cloakroom. A double-aspect drawing room runs from front to rear with an inglenook fireplace housing a wood-burning stove and exposed beams overhead. A second sitting room sits to the front of the house, ideal as a snug or study. The kitchen-breakfast room is fitted with hand-painted timber cabinetry, a four-oven AGA, Belfast sink and slate flooring, with an arched opening through to a sun-filled garden room overlooking the rear courtyard. The first floor accommodates three double bedrooms, two with original cast-iron fireplaces, and a family bathroom finished in marble. Two further bedrooms occupy the second floor, served by a third shower room. The walled rear courtyard is paved with reclaimed York stone and includes a raised herb garden and a stone-built workshop. A right of way leads from the rear to a small vegetable plot. Permit parking on the adjacent residents' street. Freehold, council tax band A, EPC D. Mainline rail services from Moreton-in-Marsh, with London Paddington reachable in around 90 minutes.

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