Suite F, The Old Dutch Barn, Westend
Stonehouse
Gloucestershire
GL10 3GE
Jackaments, Rodmarton, Cirencester
Offers over £599,950
3 Bedroom House - Semi-Detached
- Semi detached family home , on the edge Kemble village
- Sitting room and Snug/home office with log burner serving both rooms
- Fitted dining kitchen with AGA, integral appliances and space for a large dining table
- Utilty room with pantry and stable door to the rear garden
- Garden/boot room with French doors to the front terrace & garden
- Stunning gardens with alfresco dining area complete with pizza oven, and terrace.
- Master bedroom with en suite four piece bathroom with his n hers sinks
- Two further double bedrooms, under eaves storage and Jack n Jill shower room
- Parking at ease to the front for four vehicles
- Ease of access to Kemble Station 1 hr 15 minutes to London, Cirencester, Tetbury & M4
A much-loved family home for over 20 years, this beautifully presented property is nestled in the heart of the Cotswolds. It has recently been divided to create two semi-detached dwellings (council tax banding pending). Set at the end of a lane with and ample parking, the home offers light-filled, well-planned living space, including a sociable family kitchen with Aga, three double bedrooms, two bathrooms, and multiple reception areas. Outside, the gardens are a standout feature, with a sun terrace, built-in brick pizza oven, lawn, raised vegetable beds, greenhouse, and a charming pergola walkway, all designed to offer functionality and a real connection to the outdoors.
A family home for the last 21 years, nestled in the heart of the Cotswolds. This property has now been divided into two to create two semi-detached properties. Offering the perfect blend of peaceful countryside living with the occasional glimpse of nearby aviation activity.
To the head of the lane, leads onto a chipping driveway. A neighbouring property on approach has a right of access to this point. The parking and access for Cherry Tree House is on the right. Parking for four cars at ease to the front.
Gardens to the front with a pathway leading to the entrance porch/boot room and garden room. Entrance porch leads into the sitting room with stairs to the first floor. Inner hallway with cloakroom/WC and window to the rear.
Sitting room, this generous and beautifully presented room is a perfect blend of comfort and charm. Wood-effect flooring, neutral décor, and ample natural light, the space offers a welcoming and homely feel. A central focal point is the exposed brick inglenook fireplace, complete with a wood-burning stove inset, a truly atmospheric feature ideal for cosy evenings in. There’s plenty of space for multiple seating arrangements, large dual-aspect windows bring in views of the garden, and an abundance of daylight. Opens to the snug/home office
Snug/ home office offers a warm and inviting space with a wood-burning stove that connects visually to the adjacent sitting room, bright and practical, with space at ease for office furniture or additional seating, a large window lets in plenty of natural light and frames views of the garden. Finished with wood-effect flooring, this room flows seamlessly from the sitting room to the family dining kitchen and provides a perfect balance of comfort and function, door to the family dining kitchen.
This expansive family dining kitchen is the heart of the home, perfectly blending traditional charm with modern functionality. A central AGA range cooker sits within a tiled recess beneath a rustic oak beam, while solid wood units, dark worktops, and metro tile splashbacks create a timeless look. Flooded with natural light from garden-facing windows, the space easily accommodates a dining table for ten. With integrated appliances, tiled flooring, and generous storage, it’s a warm, practical space designed for everyday living and memorable family gatherings.
Stairs to the first floor with doors to the utility and boot room. Utility room has a range of units, a pantry, stable door opens to the rear garden. A fantastic boot room with French doors opening to the sun terrace, a central lantern to the ceiling provides a wealth of natural light, the door opens to the terrace and gardens
Stairs form the fitted kitchen to the first floor. Doors to the master bedroom and bedroom three. The master suite has views to the front and side elevations with a wealth of space for freestanding furniture, a large four-piece bathroom with bath and separate double shower enclosure, his n her basins. Perfect relaxing space after a long day.
Bedroom three has a dormer to the front and a window to the rear, a nice-sized double room with plenty of under eaves storage. Door leads into bedroom two and provides access to the Jack & Jill shower room. Access can be gained onto a further landing, and stairs lead down to the sitting room. This room is a great guest room with space for free standing furniture, a range of fitted wardrobes and under eaves storage.
Throughout the property, you feel connected with the garden from each room, along with a wealth of natural light.
AGENTS NOTE
Originally a six-bedroom detached home, the property has been thoughtfully divided into two separate dwellings. Council tax banding for the two properties is currently pending confirmation
Stamp Duty @£599,950
First Time Buyer £19,997, Moving Home £19,997, Additional Property £49,995
The gardens and outdoor areas of this property have been carefully designed to offer both visual charm and functional spaces for relaxing, entertaining, and gardening. The garden has a wonderful dry-stone wall surrounding it with fencing above and paved terraces all to the front of the house.
Immediately outside the house, a paved dining terrace provides the perfect spot for summer meals or morning coffee, framed by raised flower beds and mature planting that bring privacy and bursts of colour.
Just a few steps away, a beautifully built brick pizza oven takes centre stage in a separate seating area, with space at ease for an outdoor L-shaped sofa and table. Enclosed by trellis fencing, giving a courtyard feel, ideal for entertaining friends or quiet evenings under the stars.
A timber pergola draped with climbing plants leads from this terrace into the main garden, creating a natural transition between spaces. Beyond, a lawn stretches out, edged with well-stocked flower beds and shaded by established trees and shrubs, offering a lush, peaceful setting.
To the side of the property, an area covered with chippings and a greenhouse, raised vegetable beds, an oil tank, and a storage shed, a great setup for anyone wanting to grow their produce.
Fully enclosed and carefully planted, the outside space offers a real sense of versatility, whether you want to garden, gather, or simply unwind.
Located on the edge of Kemble village and station where you can get a direct train into Paddington making this a very popular location for commuters.
The thriving market town of Cirencester is situated within 5 miles of the house with a a selection of high street stores, independent shops, cafes and restaurants along with the desirable weekly market. A selection of supermarkets Waitrose, Tesco's and Aldi. A community hospital, leisure centre and a lovely outdoor swimming pool. Nearby there is a golf course, tennis courts, horse riding, football club, rugby and cricket clubs. A selection of Primary and state secondary schools along with a sixth form college. Cirencester college and The Royal Agricultural University are all a short distance.
Great transport links with easy access to the M4 & M5, Kemble train station nearby with direct routes to London Paddington (1hr 10mins approx.) also local buses running to surrounding villages.
The privately owned airfield, now called Cotswold Airport, is a local landmark and adds a unique character to the area without disturbing the tranquillity of everyday life. On most days it operates quietly in the background, and on busier days, it can be a fascinating spot to witness small-scale aviation in action. It also has AV8 - a small restaurant which offers fresh, locally sourced food that is reasonably priced and ideally located for a quick trip out, where you can enjoy breakfast, lunch or coffee and homemade cakes. The home and surrounding area is ideal for families and pets, providing a safe environment for bringing up a family. Importantly, the airport is not open to the public every day, ensuring your peace and privacy. In fact, the presence of the airport has little to no impact on day-to-day living, allowing you to fully enjoy the serene environment that surrounds the property and nearby villages. We invite you to see for yourself just how seamlessly the charm of the Cotswolds and the nearby airport coexist, offering a unique opportunity to own a home with a little extra character.
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