- For Sale
- Guide price 1,450,000 GBP
- Build Size: 3,294 ft2
- Land Size: 3,294 ft2
- Bedroom: 4
- Bathroom: 3
A striking and beautifully presented edge of a village house with spacious accommodation, a private garden and, uniquely, a former chapel with versatile future use.
The property was built around 1993 to a high standard and has been exceptionally well maintained. The property is located on the quiet Washpool lane on the periphery of the desirable village of Kemble on the edge of the Cotswolds ANOB and the Kemble conservation area.A large central reception hall links the spacious sitting room, dining room, and study room, and to the other side is the kitchen with a breakfast room and utility room beyond. An integral double garage and gym are at the far end of the house. On the first floor is a landing leading to the principal bedroom with a dressing room and en suite bath and shower room. There is a bedroom with an en suite shower room, and two further bedrooms and a family bathroom.The property offers approximately 3,367 sq ft of living space, in all 3,917 sq ft, including the integral garage. Garden:Beechwood is approached off the lane via wooden automated gates leading to the double garage. The gardens and paths lead around the house, including a designated bin and fuel store, established fruit trees, and productive vegetable beds. To the rear, and ideal for catching the afternoon and evening sun is an extensive terrace that sits above the lawn and wraps around the house on three sides.The former chapel:Next to the garden, currently divided by a native hedge, is a deconsecrated timber-framed chapel, which is not listed. Access from the lane or it could be linked through the main house garden. A hugely versatile building with charm and potential for garages, studio or guest accommodation, subject to the necessary consent. (Almost 8m x 6m ) In all, it is about 0.4 acre.Services: Mains water and electricity. Mains water, electricity and drainage. Fibre broadband is available.
Shops: Kemble village shop and post office Cirencester for everyday needs.Pubs: The Tavern in Kemble, The Potting Shed andThe Rectory in Crudwell.Train station: Kemble - London Paddington (from 70 mins).Schools: Kemble primary school, Deer Park, Cirencester, Beaudesert Park and Westonbirt School.Excellent walking and cycling on the extensive network of footpaths, roads and bridleways across the region.Racing: Cheltenham, Newbury and Bath. Eventing,polo and trail hunting in the locality.Golf courses: Cirencester, Oaksey and Minchinhampton.Water sports: Cotswold Water Park.Airport: Kemble airport.Distances: Cirencester 5 miles, Kemble Station 0.5 mile (London Paddington from 68 mins), Malmesbury 8 milesM4 Junction 17 at Chippenham 14 miles, Cheltenham 20 miles. (All distances and times are approximate).
The property was built around 1993 to a high standard and has been exceptionally well maintained. The property is located on the quiet Washpool lane on the periphery of the desirable village of Kemble on the edge of the Cotswolds ANOB and the Kemble conservation area.A large central reception hall links the spacious sitting room, dining room, and study room, and to the other side is the kitchen with a breakfast room and utility room beyond. An integral double garage and gym are at the far end of the house. On the first floor is a landing leading to the principal bedroom with a dressing room and en suite bath and shower room. There is a bedroom with an en suite shower room, and two further bedrooms and a family bathroom.The property offers approximately 3,367 sq ft of living space, in all 3,917 sq ft, including the integral garage. Garden:Beechwood is approached off the lane via wooden automated gates leading to the double garage. The gardens and paths lead around the house, including a designated bin and fuel store, established fruit trees, and productive vegetable beds. To the rear, and ideal for catching the afternoon and evening sun is an extensive terrace that sits above the lawn and wraps around the house on three sides.The former chapel:Next to the garden, currently divided by a native hedge, is a deconsecrated timber-framed chapel, which is not listed. Access from the lane or it could be linked through the main house garden. A hugely versatile building with charm and potential for garages, studio or guest accommodation, subject to the necessary consent. (Almost 8m x 6m ) In all, it is about 0.4 acre.Services: Mains water and electricity. Mains water, electricity and drainage. Fibre broadband is available.
Shops: Kemble village shop and post office Cirencester for everyday needs.Pubs: The Tavern in Kemble, The Potting Shed andThe Rectory in Crudwell.Train station: Kemble - London Paddington (from 70 mins).Schools: Kemble primary school, Deer Park, Cirencester, Beaudesert Park and Westonbirt School.Excellent walking and cycling on the extensive network of footpaths, roads and bridleways across the region.Racing: Cheltenham, Newbury and Bath. Eventing,polo and trail hunting in the locality.Golf courses: Cirencester, Oaksey and Minchinhampton.Water sports: Cotswold Water Park.Airport: Kemble airport.Distances: Cirencester 5 miles, Kemble Station 0.5 mile (London Paddington from 68 mins), Malmesbury 8 milesM4 Junction 17 at Chippenham 14 miles, Cheltenham 20 miles. (All distances and times are approximate).
