18th century Cotswold stone cottage
A fine Cotswold stone cottage dating back to the 18th century is located in a sought-after village near Cirencester

Yew Tree Cottage is an idyllic Grade II listed Cotswolds stone cottage which has flexible accommodation over three floors. The house has tons of character and period features and is extremely suitable for family life.
Accommodation includes an entrance hall, off which the sitting room, study and dining room are all to be found. The kitchen has an Aga and an adjacent larder, while a further two ground floor rooms could be converted into bedrooms.
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Upstairs there are two bedrooms and a family bathroom; the top floor houses the splendid master bedroom suite.
Outside are a partly walled formal garden and a vegetable garden, as well as a large lawned area. Beyond lies the paddock and stabling. The grounds come to around 0.7 acres.
Ampney St Mary is one of three Ampneys all located around four miles from Cirencester. Between them they support two pubs, a primary school, two village halls and three churches. There is a village shop in Poulton. Cirencester is the nearest town for further local amenities.
The guide price is £895,000. For further information please contact Savills on 01285 627 558 or visit www.savills.co.uk.
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