* Freehold
* An extended cotswold stone cottage
* Three bedrooms
* 15' sitting room with wood burning stove
* 16' kitchen/breakfast room
* Bath and shower rooms
* Carport
* Gardens to front and rear
* Super views over the garden into the woodchester valley
Senkley Cottage is a characterful cottage in a lovely position at sought after
St Chloe, Amberley. This quiet, elevated location is private and sunny and
allows for a great view across the Woodchester valley, with hundreds of acres
of National Trust land found just up the hill at Minchinhampton and Rodborough
commons. The property is built using traditional methods from Cotswold stone,
and has been extended in the past. The current owners have improved the
property, replacing the roof and the windows, and re fitting the bathroom,
with accommodation arranged over three floors. An entrance hall, shower room,
16' kitchen/breakfast room with original bread oven and 15' sitting room are
on the ground floor. A staircase leads up from the hall to the first floor,
with two bedrooms on this level. The best bedroom is at the top of the house,
as is the bathroom. The views from the bedroom dormer window are really quite
special.
The property benefits from a carport, and garden to the front and rear. A gate
leads in off the lane past the neighbouring house to the front of the
property, with a terraced garden to the front. There is a shed sited at the
top of this area. The majority of the garden is at the rear, and this area
makes the most of the sunny aspect and the lovely view out over the
Woodchester valley. There is a timber built terrace by the house - the perfect
spot to sit in the sun (when we have it!), with steps then leading down into
the lower garden. There is a level lawn, and another level area below that.
Steps lead down again into a productive area, with raised vegetable beds, and
a useful shed. The carport backs on to this space, with a personal door
opening into the garden.
The property is located in St Chloe, Amberley, which has the benefit of a well
regarded primary school and playgroup, community shop and two good public
houses. There are hundreds of acres of National Trust common land just up the
hill at Minchinhampton and Rodborough Commons, with the market towns of
Nailsworth and Minchinhampton within a couple of miles. Nailsworth has become
an increasingly popular shopping destination benefiting from a large selection
of speciality shops including Williams Food Hall, Hobbs House Bakery, various
clothing and gift shops, several cafes and a good selection of restaurants.
More comprehensive shopping facilities are available at Stroud, with a main
line railway service to London Paddington and the motorway junctions of the M4
and M5 within easy reach.
Tenure
Freehold
Services
We understand that mains electricity, gas, water and drainage are connected to
the property.
Council Tax
Band - D

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