About this property

Charming Grade II listed cottage in sought-after Box. This 3-storey home blends period features (stone mullions, beams, floorboards) with modern comfort. Enjoy a cosy sitting room with Inglenook fireplace, a bright dining room, and a versatile play/family room. The master bedroom boasts an en suite, and the attic has been converted into a second bedroom.

Situated in the sought-after village of Box, this Grade II listed, semi detached cottage offers a charming blend of period character and modern comfort. Carefully improved by the current owners, the property presents well-proportioned accommodation arranged over three floors. Traditional features abound, including stone mullion windows, exposed beams, and original floorboards. A focal point of the property is the inviting sitting room, warmed by a Cotswold stone Inglenook fireplace. The spacious dining room, bathed in natural light, provides a delightful space for entertaining. A versatile play/family room offers additional reception space and French doors leading to the garden. The first floor accommodates the principal bedroom, a charming room with a bespoke wardrobe and en-suite bathroom. A third bedroom and family bathroom are also located on this level. The attic has been thoughtfully converted to create a generous second bedroom.

Outside
The front garden is enclosed by a Cotswold stone wall and mostly laid to lawn. It features traditional flower and shrub borders and a gated pathway leading to the cottage. The rear garden is similarly arranged, with a patio area and a useful studio offering potential as a home office. Both gardens are planted in a classic country style, incorporating established trees and ample flower beds. Opposite the cottage, across the lane, is a private parking area and a garden shed providing substantial external storage.

Situation
Box is a highly-sought after village, situated on the southern edge of Minchinhampton Common, above the wooded Avening Valley. The 600 acres of National Trust land adjacent to the village & a community owned woodland offers leisure opportunities. Both nearby Minchinhampton & Nailsworth have a selection of shops, restaurants & other amenities. Schooling in the vicinity includes a selection of independent, state & grammar schools, including the well-regarded Beaudesert Park prep school. Cirencester, Gloucester, Stroud, Bristol, Cheltenham & Tetbury are readily accessible with motorway access at either J13 of M5 or J15 M4. London (Paddington) trains run from Stroud & Kemble.

Additional information

• Village location
• Period property
• Semi detached
• Character features
• Three bedrooms
• Three reception rooms
• Beautifully presented throughout
• Gardens to front and rear
• Parking
• Chain free

Key information

Council Tax Band: F

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate