The River House is a charming Cotswold stone property in an idyllic setting with fantastic views across the River Avon and the countryside beyond. The house has characterful accommodation including an impressive double-height drawing room, with fully glazed wall at the end to maximise the views over the water, as well as three further reception rooms – dining room, sitting room and study - all with doors opening onto the garden and wonderful open fireplaces. The kitchen is fitted with a Rayburn and the ground floor has a bedroom with en suite shower room. Upstairs are four further bedrooms and two bathrooms.
There is a gravelled parking area to the front of the property and a stone building which would make a fine office. The main garden lies to the west of the house, and includes paved terraces and steps leading down between mixed borders to the river.
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The garden is edged with mature trees and shrubs and gives an excellent degree of privacy, while there is also an area of woodland running along the north side of the property. The grounds amount to around 0.66 acres.
The house is in Easton Grey, a beautiful unspoiled hamlet on the Wiltshire/Gloucestershire borders often spoken of as a quintessential Cotswold village. Sherston, two miles away, has a range of local shops, two pubs, a primary school and a church and Tetbury is just four miles distant. Kemble station, for the train to London, is just ten miles away.
The guide price is £995,000. For further information please contact Knight Frank on 01285 659 771 or visit www.knightfrank.co.uk.
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