Silver Street, South Cerney, Cirencester, GL7 5TR

A mid-terrace Grade II Listed character property overlooking a parkland setting with parking and garden.

Constructed in 1837 as a terrace of twelve almshouses, Edwards College was founded by Anne Edwards to provide accommodation for widows of the clergy.

Today, the Grade II Listed terrace remains an excellent example of Tudor Gothic architecture set in an enchanting parkland setting.

Number 4 occupies a central position within the terrace and offers well-proportioned accommodation arranged over three floors.

The property retains many original features albeit now offers scope for a new owner to update as they so wish.

The accommodation is deceptively spacious and includes two open plan reception rooms, a cloakroom and a well-appointed vaulted kitchen/breakfast room with a useful utility room.

On the first floor are two double bedrooms served by a family bathroom, whilst the principal bedroom occupies the second floor and benefits from an en suite bathroom.

To the front, a covered loggia offers a sheltered seating area with lovely views across the open parkland.

At the rear of the property is a courtyard shared with the neighbour, along with a detached private terrace garden planted with established plants and offering space for entertaining.

Each property within Edwards College enjoys the benefit of an allocated parking space plus approximately an acre of shared parkland.