Key Features
Description
Nestled in the heart of historic Hawling village, this exceptional four-bedroom semi-detached home elegantly blends the character of its 1950s workman’s cottage origins with a sophisticated programme of recent refurbishment and extension. Step inside to discover a harmonious marriage of period features and contemporary comforts, where porcelain tiles with underfloor heating sweep across much of the ground floor, creating a welcoming warmth and effortless style. The bespoke, locally crafted kitchen is a true centrepiece, thoughtfully designed with a generous larder and a picture window framing tranquil views of the surrounding fields, while the living room exudes a sense of refined cosiness with its feature wall clad in local stone and a refurbished chimney housing a bio-ethanol open fire beneath a reclaimed Winchcombe mantlepiece. The French doors open out from the lounge area of the open plan living space and connects the indoor cosiness with the outdoor tranquillity, particularly in those sunny days making the most of the South facing aspect. The ground floor also offers a versatile double bedroom with en-suite, ideal for guests or multi-generational living, complemented by three further double bedrooms and two beautifully appointed bath and shower rooms upstairs. Each bathroom is finished to a premium standard, featuring Hansgrohe brassware, Roca sanitaryware and cabinetry, and sleek heated towel rails for every-day luxury. The property’s practical credentials are further enhanced by a private driveway accommodating three vehicles, and a redesigned cabin that provides a versatile utility area (with space for dual washing and drying machines) as well as a dedicated home office, complete with heating, storage, and its own w.c. The two-tiered South facing garden which is separated with Waney Edge Cedar sleepers, has been deliberately designed for all year-round beauty and effortless maintenance featuring a Cotswold stone barbecue with a rotisserie, sun trap terraced seating area and lower seating area with hand laid peddled stone finish. The home’s inviting atmosphere is matched by its attention to detail, from the bespoke joinery to the subtle integration of modern amenities.
Set within the picturesque and tranquil Hawling village, renowned for its Cotswold charm and historic links to the nearby Hawling Manor. Hawling is one of those Cotswold villages that buyers actively seek out but rarely see houses come to market. Tucked quietly between Winchcombe and Andoversford, just a short drive from Cheltenham, it offers the best of both worlds with rural calm with easy access to town, schools, and the A40. The village itself is small, unspoilt and non-touristy, centred around its beautiful parish church and surrounded by open countryside, rolling fields and far-reaching walks straight from the doorstep. There’s no through traffic, no noise, and no sense of overdevelopment. It’s an established, tightknit community where homes are cared for and privacy is respected.
