3 bedroom town house for sale

Dating back to the 17th Century, this period natural stone townhouse provides almost 3,000sqft of residential accommodation.

The flexible space currently offers 3 bedrooms and 4 reception rooms, a high specification kitchen / diner, study area and utility. There’s also a walled garden to the rear, as well as parking for two vehicles. The large double height rear reception room is a fantastic versatile space, with large traditional windows providing lots of light.

As you enter the property from Long Street, you are greeted with an entrance hallway, providing access to the ground and first floors. To the front, there’s a snug / TV room, leading into a study area, as well as a door down to the cellar. On through, you come to the dining room, with a step up into the kitchen with Miele appliances, including coffee machine and 3 ovens. Further on, there’s an impressive and charming additional ground floor reception room with stone floors and its own Well. Further on you also then access the utility space, a ground floor shower room, as well as a large gravelled rear garden, plus parking for two vehicles.

The first floor can be accessed from two staircases. The first is at the front of the property from the entrance hallway, with the second at the rear. When arriving on the first floor there’s doors through to two double bedrooms, as well as a Jack and Jill shower room. There is also then a doorway through to the double height reception room which is a very versatile space, given its size. We believe that this used to be part of a church given the impressive large windows and high ceilings. This space could be utilised in many ways, whether that be a socialable family room, second lounge / diner or another bedroom.

On the top floor, there’s a master suite with vaulted ceiling, balcony door overlooking the double height reception, as well as stairs leading up to a small ensuite shower room. This room is full of history and emulates the character of the property.

The property offers opportunities to develop into a number of uses, subject to planning permission.

Tetbury is often referred to as the gateway to the Cotswolds. Prince Charles’ Highgrove estate, and Princess Anne’s Gatcombe Park are located nearby, as well as the world famous Westonbirt Arboretum, which is not only a beautiful attraction to visit, but also now hosts impressive live music concerts throughout the spring / summer months.

The town is quintessentially English, full of charm and history. It has often been voted one of the most beautiful places to live in England, and I am sure after a quick visit you will see why. There’s also excellent commuter links to Gloucester, Bristol, Cheltenham, Cirencester and Swindon, with direct train links to London and beyond. The schools are rated top class, and the high street is full of unique, independent shops, bars and cafes, with a particular focus on antiques.

Council Tax Band F
Council tax band: F