Thyme Cottage, 22, Leamington Road, Broadway, WR12 7DZ

A pretty, red brick end of terrace cottage in the heart of the Cotswold village of Broadway, situated within a 2 minute walk of the popular High Street.

This Cotswold cottage is full of character and charm.

It pairs period features with a well-appointed modern kitchen and bathroom, so it works equally well as a permanent home, a weekend retreat or a ready-made holiday let.

The entrance hall leads into the cosy sitting room, which has a bay window, exposed beams and a feature fireplace.

The dual aspect kitchen/dining room has a range of cabinetry beneath granite worktops, an integrated undercounter fridge, freezer and washing machine, and a smeg range cooker.

A wood-burning stove makes a welcoming focal point, and a ceiling lantern floods the room with natural light. A rear door opens onto the garden, which is ideal for al fresco dining.

Wooden flooring runs throughout the ground floor. Traditional split cottage stairs with a stylish runner lead to both bedrooms. The principal bedroom is dual aspect with two fitted storage cupboards.

The second bedroom has a charming cottage-style window to the front with traditional monkey-tail hardware.

The modern bathroom has a freestanding double-ended bath, a corner shower with rainfall head, a wash basin with vanity storage, a WC and a heated towel rail.

Available Fully Furnished The cottage can be bought fully furnished, with its current furniture and décor included. This is available by separate negotiation, and the price is available on request.

Outside To the front, a gravelled area enclosed by beech hedging gives a good degree of privacy.

A gated pathway runs along the side of the cottage to the main entrance, which is at the side of the property, and on to the rear garden.

The garden is laid mainly to lawn with a paved patio and planted borders, and an attached outbuilding provides useful storage. Neighbouring properties have a right of access across the garden.

Directions Postcode: WR12 7DZ What3Words: Springing.tribe.chills Broadway is well known as one of the most lovely of the Cotswold centres, yet it also has the advantage of excellent facilities including a supermarket, chemist, post office, butcher, delicatessen, dentist, optician, vets, churches, library and medical centre.

In addition there is an extensive range of cafes, restaurants, galleries and shops, as well as health and leisure facilities in the village and surrounding areas.

The larger cultural and shopping centres for the area are Cheltenham (16.7 miles) and Stratford-upon-Avon (14.7 miles).

There is a mainline train station to London/Paddington at Honeybourne (5.4 miles), Evesham (6.2 miles) and Moreton-in-Marsh (9.5 miles) scheduled time approximately 90 minutes.