11, Maugersbury Park, Cheltenham, GL54 1DU

A modern Cotswold stone house with a generous and beautifully established garden extending to a bridle path and open countryside beyond.

Description 11 Maugersbury Park is a modern 1960s Cotswold stone house situated in a well-established residential setting on the edge of the town.

The property offers flexible and well-balanced accommodation.

It has been well-maintained but also presents an excellent opportunity for an incoming purchaser to further enhance and personalise the accommodation and put their own stamp on the house, thereby creating a home tailored to individual tastes and requirements.

The front door opens into an entrance hall, with a ground floor shower room. To the front is a useful study, while a versatile ground floor bedroom can alternatively serve as a family room.

The sitting room features a fireplace with wood-burning stove and flows seamlessly into the open-plan kitchen/dining area, creating an ideal space for modern living and entertaining.

The fitted kitchen is well equipped with a Belfast sink, integrated microwave, double oven, gas hob, extractor hood, dishwasher and washing machine.

Bi-fold doors from the kitchen/dining area open onto a paved terrace and the rear garden beyond, enhancing indoor-outdoor living.

Stairs rise via a half landing with a picture window to the first-floor landing, where there are two double bedrooms and a family bathroom.

Outside, the property truly excels, set in all within approximately 0.25 acres of mature and thoughtfully arranged gardens.

These include a series of distinct areas and terraces, ideal for both entertaining and quiet enjoyment, alongside a variety of established trees, ornamental planting and productive fruit trees.

Additional features include a summerhouse, greenhouse and garden shed, together with ornamental ponds and a charming wild garden.

The grounds extend to a bridle path at the boundary, beyond which lie open fields, offering a wonderful sense of privacy and connection to the surrounding countryside.

Location Stow-on-the-Wold is a highly regarded and picturesque market town, occupying an elevated position within the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Renowned for its historic charm, the town offers an excellent range of independent shops, cafés, pubs and amenities.

The property is well placed for access to the wider region, lying just off the Fosse Way and within easy reach of the A40/M40 linking to London, as well as the A44 connecting Oxford and Worcester.

Mainline rail services are available from both Moreton-in-Marsh and Kingham with regular trains to London Paddington.

The area is particularly well served by renowned restaurants, country hotels and farm shops including Daylesford Organic.

Soho Farmhouse, a members’ club and rural retreat, is within convenient driving distance.

There is also an excellent selection of state and private schools nearby, including The Cotswold School in Bourton-on-the-Water.

Directions (GL54 1DU) What3Words: ///yachting.animals.recent Additional Info Cotswold District Council. Telephone . Council Services: Mains electricity, gas, water and drainage are connected.

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