London Road, Gloucestershire, GL7 4DS

An excellent family home, beautifully presented, non-estate and sizeable grounds. Eyscott Halt is an extensive house set on the eastern edge of the town.

Traditionally constructed of brick and rendered elevations set beneath a pitched ‘Marley’ style tiled roof, the house has the comfort of a comprehensive gas fired boiler and local heat by means of a wood burning stove.

Beautifully presented, this substantial family home has been extended to accommodate modern living featuring a splendid open-plan kitchen with dining and soft seating along with four further reception rooms.

On the first floor it offers five double bedrooms, two with en-suite facilities and full family bathroom.

In brief, the ground floor offers a magnificently proportioned entrance hall with timber flooring, stairs rising to first floor with useful storage beneath and further recessed cupboards.

The kitchen is the heart of this fine home.

Well-lit by its triple aspect and roof lantern, the room features a superb bespoke painted kitchen with built-in appliances and island, great space for dining and soft seating with bi-folding doors leading onto the south facing terrace.

The living room has shallow bay window to front and fireplace housing a wood burning stove, and door into a sizeable TV room.

In addition, the property has a snug or home office along with separate dining room.

To the outside, the property is accessed from the highway onto a large, gravelled driveway affording plentiful parking. Detached double garage with first floor office.

The grounds are mainly laid to lawns with established planting, mature trees and extensive paved terrace. A delight! The property is freehold offering vacant possession upon completion.

Council Tax Band ‘F’ charges 2026/27 £3,468.43. All main services are connected. Cotswold District Council . EPC Band ‘D’ (68). Broadband & Mobile signal checker via .

Fairford is a delightful Cotswold market town set on the banks of the River Coln amidst idyllic Cotswold countryside.

The town enjoys an active community and offers an excellent range of day-to-day amenities. Education is provided at both primary and secondary levels, each boasting good Ofsted reports.

There is a good selection of convenience shops, post office, public houses, modern medical centre, dentist, sports hall and playing fields. The nearby centres of Cirencester c.8 miles and Swindon c.

14 miles (railway station to London Paddington c.59 minutes) offer a greater range of facilities.