Hampton Fields, Minchinhampton, GL6

Charming detached two bedroom cottage set in a rural village. This furnished home boasts a lovely garden, off-street parking, and is pet-friendly.

Nestled in the picturesque countryside of Minchinhampton, this charming detached cottage offers a unique opportunity to embrace a peaceful rural lifestyle. Boasting a warm and inviting interior, the property will be let as furnished. On entering into the sitting room you are welcomed into the charm with its original features, exposed beams and wood burning stove. Off of the sitting room is a dining room and access to the kitchen. There are two parts to the first floor of the cottage, one accessed through the sitting room, with a main double bedroom and bathroom. The second, out of the kitchen and up original Cotswold stone steps to a further double bedroom. Also off of the kitchen is a wet room and a door out to a smaller courtyard garden. The cottage also has a spacious garden providing a serene outdoor retreat, perfect for enjoying the beautiful surroundings.

With its idyllic location and array of features, this property presents a wonderful opportunity to reside in a tranquil setting whilst still being within reach of local amenities.

Please note that this will be a short term let only (6 months)
The rental amount also includes Broadband

Minchinhampton is best known for its National Trust common that reaches nearly 650 acres of open Cotswold countryside. The town itself has a fantastic community with a selection of renown pubs and High Street offering a selection of shops that include a general store, post office, butchers, Boots chemist, two cafes and a fish and chip shop, to name a few. Supermarkets and further independent shops can be found in the neighbouring towns of Tetbury, Nailsworth, Stroud and Cirencester, which are all within a 10 mile radius.

There is a primary school situated within the centre of the town, and the area is known for its fantastic selection of both state and private schools situated as close as Beaudesert Park on the Common, and in both the nearby towns of Stroud and Cirencester.