Tallet Cottage, 5, Turville Barns, Cirencester, GL7 3QB

A fabulous period home. Listed Grade II, stylish conversion of former Tallet Barn set on the edge of this idyllic village in the heart of the Cotswolds.

Turville Barns reflect a collection of former agricultural buildings that have been Listed Grade II for their historical interest, the development was sympathetically converted in the 1980s to offer a collection of fine homes individually each embracing many period features.

Tallet Barn, comprises an attached period conversion, traditionally constructed of natural stone, offering well-presented accommodation displayed over two floors.

The fabulous home briefly comprises entrance hall, cloakroom (not installed), spacious sitting room with wood burning stove, dual aspect, open plan stairwell and doors to study and rear garden.

The study offers shelved bookcases, window to garden. The kitchen is open plan, accommodating dining and soft seating areas.

Fitted with a good range of base and wall mounted units, affording ample storage. Double oven Aga. Glazed doors opening onto the paved terrace.

The ground floor further encompasses a good sized utility room. To the first floor, the house offers four double bedrooms, access off the spacious landing.

The principal bedroom enjoys a newly installed en suite shower room with WC. The family bathroom completes the internal accommodation.

The property is offered with no onward chain, an internal viewing is highly recommended. Outside Set behind five bar gates, the property is approached onto a gravelled driveway affording parking.

Bound by established planting. To the rear, the gardens are laid to lawn looking onto mature trees. A paved terrace lies adjacent to the rear.

Located opposite the property lies a large double garage (41 sq m) with parking to the front. General Information The property is freehold offering vacant possession upon completion.

All main services are connected, with the exception of gas. Council Tax band ‘G’, charges 2026/27 £3,929.77. EPC exempt. Local authority, Cotswold District Council.

Eastleach is situated in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Sitting on the banks of the River Leach, just a short drive from Burford, Fairford and Lechlade, each with a range of local shopping facilities.

The village is located well away from all main roads and has a village hall (with children’s playground), two Norman churches, a very good public house.

The beautiful surrounding countryside typifies the Cotswolds and has many enjoyable walks. Cirencester, Swindon, Oxford and Cheltenham are the main shopping and cultural centres for the area.

There is access to the M4 at Junction 15 about 15 miles to the south.