The Gloucestershire historic market town of Tetbury, only a 45-minute drive from Bristol, is easily a Cotswolds favourite. Tetbury is known for its beauty that will make you feel as though you’re stepping back into time.
Not only that, it’s has the King's home Highgrove just a couple of miles down the road. Situated in Silver Street, the townhouse is on sale for £750,000 and is only a moment's walk from the town centre. It dates back to the late 17th century and is Grade II listed, reports Gloucestershire Live.
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There is an abundance of charm and original character throughout and manages to be both cosy and spacious all at the same time. In recent years, the interior has undergone an impressive transformation and upgrade finished with a stunning contemporary style and yet sympathetic to the heritage. For your garden, there is a cute courtyard area, a huge advantage is gardening is not your bag.
The accommodation is over three floors via original timber spiral staircases. The ground floor is open plan comprising a sitting area and study both with large inglenook fireplaces. Stone steps lead down to a converted cellar housing a charming snug.
The dining room has a high vaulted ceiling and painted exposed stone walling. At the back, there is a traditional farmhouse style kitchen with beautiful flagstone flooring, fitted timber units and rear door accessing the east-facing courtyard. The bedrooms, as one would expect, are perfect. The bathrooms are almost too good to bathe in.
All in all a lovely home in the centre of Tetbury. What’s not to like?
On the market for £795,000 with James Pyle & Co, Cotswolds as seen on Rightmove.
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