Quirky and for someone looking for that lifestyle property, this contemporary on the inside but traditional on the outside Grade II listed town house which has been refurbished and redesigned to create a stylish home whilst retaining the character and magnificence of this period house.

Approached from the street into the bespoke kitchen with a range of units, open plan shelving and integrated appliances to include dishwasher, washing machine, oven and gas hob, bespoke etched copper back splashes, an island unit with a wooden top provides ample working space and a place to sit. Oak beams, painted floors and a wood burning stove create an ambiance for the chef amongst us. Stairs rise to the dining room where full width folding doors open out onto a small courtyard which has been completely clad in Canadian redwood cedar. The delightful sitting room on the floor above has fully restored wide elm floorboards, complimented by Artimede designed wall lights and discreet downlighting, all on dimmer switches.

Behind a secret door can be found the second bedroom or snug, a later extension to the house it still retains the original exterior wall stone mullions adding more character to this cosy room. Rising to the next floor the ceiling becomes vaulted providing an airy and light feel to the upper floor, here there is a master bedroom and a vaulted bathroom with a walk in double shower and underfloor heating, a large Velux window floods the room with light matched by a similar window on the landing.

Whilst this charming town house has a wealth of character features, a gas fired combi boiler feeding contemporary designer radiators enhances this beautiful and sophisticated house, painted throughout in Farrow and Ball colours and within striking distance of the coffee shops and restaurants of Tetbury.

A perfect lock up and leave, weekend retreat or potential for a holiday let, this town house is definitely for the discerning.

Council Tax Band: D
Shared Ownership: No