5 bedroom property for sale

The Property The Stables is a private development of regency style homes designed around a courtyard and located within established parkland set in a designated Conservation area. Just a short walk from the towns market place, each property has the benefit of landscaped communal grounds. Number 16 The Stables comprises a corner attached three-storey regency styled home backing onto established parkland. The property has been traditionally constructed in 2001 of cut and rendered stone elevations set beneath a pitched clay tiled roof. It boasts grandeur with high ceilings, large windows and well-proportioned rooms. 16 is the largest property within this desirable development. The glazed front door opens into a magnificent hall with stairwell rising to first floor, cloakroom, access to the sitting room, kitchen and utility. The magnificent dual aspect reception room accommodates ample space for seating and dining. With large windows, glazed doors to terrace and feature fireplace with gas effect fire, the room exudes grandeur. Off the hall lies the kitchen offering a range of base and wall mounted units incorporating domestic appliances, plus ample space for breakfast dining, window to front aspect. The utility room with rear access to the courtyard completes the ground floor. To the first floor lies the principal bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and en suite bathroom. There are two further double bedrooms on this floor and a family bathroom. The second floor offers two spacious bedrooms, one king-size and further bathroom. To the outside, the property has an extensive paved terrace leading onto established gardens. Mature parkland abounds. In addition, 16 The Stables has a sizeable single garage and designated parking. Property Information All main services are connected. Gas fired heating. Council Tax Band F, charges 2024/25 3,172.47. Management Company: Charges 2023/24 2,531. EPC Band C (71). Local Authority: Cotswold District Council (01285) 623000. Broadband & Mobile signal checker via www.ofcom.org.ukn