College Cottage is believed to pre-date from the
mid 19th century and is built of Cotswold stone
under a tiled roof. The property is set on the
edge of the village, on a no through road, with
views from the back over open farmland. The
well-balanced accommodation is arranged over
two floors and comprises a hall with stairs to the
first floor. Doors lead off the hall to the kitchen/
breakfast room, utility room and cloakroom.
The kitchen/breakfast room is light, spacious
and enjoys lovely views over the south facing
garden. It is extensively fitted with granite work
tops, floor and wall mounted kitchen units, and
a walk-in larder. The utility room has extensive
storage and the oil-fired boiler. From the hall a
door opens into the dining room which in turn
leads through to the sitting room which has
a Clearview wood burning stove. Beyond this
room are the garden room and the studio, with
stairs to an office.

Upstairs, off a long, bright landing are four
bedrooms, two of which have built in wardrobes,
and a family bathroom. The main bedroom has
an en-suite bathroom.

The much sought after village of Bledington is
set in the heart of the North Cotswolds in an
area renowned for its charm and picturesque
villages. Set in a Conservation Area and an Area
of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Bledington has
a fine local pub, primary school and community
village shop. Daylesford Organic is nearby and
a regular rail service runs from Kingham station
to Oxford and London Paddington taking from
26 and 80 minutes respectively. More extensive
shopping, recreational and educational facilities
are in the cultural centres of Oxford and
Cheltenham.

The gardens are mainly to the south of the
house and predominantly laid to lawn. There are
a number of well planted borders with a wide
variety of mature trees and shrubs. A footbridge
leads across a small brook to a further area of a
garden with fruit trees, rose garden and a single
garage with adjacent open fronted store.