House buy in Great Rissington Gloucestershire

UNDER OFFER Great Rissington, Gloucestershire See map Guide Price £2,300,000Knowing the purchase price means you can work out the total cost of buying the property.Read more about property price in our glossary page. Monthly mortgage payments Reduced on 11/08/2022 PROPERTY TYPE Detached BEDROOMS ×4 BATHROOMS ×3 TENURE Freehold Describes how you own a property. There are different types of tenure - freehold, leasehold, and commonhold.Read more about tenure in our glossary page. 1 Key features * An impressive period stone barn conversion with potential to extend * Elevated edge of village location * 4/5 Bedrooms, 3 reception rooms * Detached one bedroom annexe * Immaculate mature gardens * Extensive outbuildings * Character throughout * Separate one bedroom cottage * Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty * Popular pub and excellent primary school in the village An Impressive stone barn in an edge of village location with ancillary accommodation and a separate cottage, extensive outbuildings and immaculate mature gardens. In all about 1.45 acres Meadow Barn is a substantial Cotswold stone property that has been lovingly maintained and extended to create a comfortable family home. It is ideally situated on the edge of the village, within a short walk of both the village school and the pub. The property is not listed and there is scope to further extend, subject to the necessary planning permissions. The barn has generous reception rooms, ideal for entertaining with 4 bedrooms and a study and adjacent cloakroom which could also serve as a fifth bedroom suite. A detached one bedroom annexe provides ancillary accommodation or could serve as a home office. A second cottage is situated close to the entrance of the property and would suit guest accommodation. A range of stone outbuildings are clustered around a yard to the rear of the property. Quietly situated in an elevated edge of village location, the barn is surrounded by delightful mature gardens. Great Rissington is a sought after village located in the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is within the Cotswold Conservation Area. With a 12th Century Parish Church and a variety of mostly traditional Cotswold stone properties, the village has a well regarded primary school, and a popular traditional pub. It is a thriving community with a village hall and a cricket club.