High Street, Winchcombe, Gloucestershire, GL54

A charming 4 bedroom Grade II listed duplex apartment, with a south east facing roof terrace, situated in the heart of this popular market town

Accommodation comprises; Entrance hall, sitting room, kitchen/dining room, principal bedroom with ensuite WC and wash hand basin, second bedroom with shower and wash hand basin, 2 further bedrooms, corner bath and wash hand basin, WC and wash hand basin.

South east facing roof terrace.

‘The Flat’ is an attractive duplex apartment dating from the 16th century, offering flexible living accommodation laid out across three floors, with an abundance of character features throughout to include exposed timber beams and Cotswold stone walls. With private access from the High Street, the accommodation briefly comprises an entrance hall with useful storage cupboard and a staircase leading to the first floor, a spacious sitting room which benefits from charming features to include stone mullion and sash windows, a gorgeous Cotswold stone fireplace with open fire (currently capped off), and built-in book shelves, a kitchen/dining room with a decorative fireplace, a range of base and wall units, a CDA range cooker with a gas hob and plumbing for a washing machine or dishwasher, and principal bedroom with en-suite WC and wash hand basin, second bedroom with shower and wash hand basin, two further bedrooms, a corner bath and wash hand basin, WC and wash hand basin. The dual aspect principal bedroom has the added benefit of a vaulted ceiling and several exposed timber beams.

OUTSIDE
‘The Flat’ sits conveniently in the centre of Winchcombe with access directly off the High Street. The property has the added benefit of a private south east facing roof terrace with astro-turf flooring, accessed from the first floor hall, with an outside tap and far-reaching countryside views.

DIRECTIONS
Upon entering Winchcombe from Broadway on the B4632, continue until you reach the town centre where No. 20 High Street will be found on your left hand side, directly next door to ‘Winchcombe Restaurant’.

The old Cotswold wool town of Winchcombe lies about 7 miles to the north of Cheltenham, 9 miles from Broadway and 12 miles to the east of Tewkesbury (and the M5). Renowned for Sudeley Castle, the town was at one time the capital of the ancient Kingdom of Mercia and many old buildings remain, in particular the superb 15th-century church of St. Peter’s. There is a wide range of local amenities that cater for everyday needs including small supermarkets, pubs, tea rooms and restaurants.