Gloucestershire period house with cottage
The two attractive period properties in South Gloucestershire are for sale as a single lot with formal gardens


The Old School and School Cottage are two period properties in Wapley, South Gloucestershire which offer an opportunity to either integrate the two - the cobined footprint would be significant - or provide accommodation for staff or relatives.
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Grade II listed and constructed of mellow stone elevations under a pitched tiled roof with ornate gables and gothic mullions, the houses have a certain period charm. Internal features include braced doors, inglenooks and casement windows, while modern enhancements for kitchen and bathrooms are all in place.
Accommodation comprises: sitting room, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, plus bedroom, bathroom and occasional second bedroom in The Old School; School Cottage offers three reception rooms a kitchenette, three bedrooms and a family bathroom.
Formal lawned gardens surround the house and there is privacy for both properties' outdoor spaces. Wapley is a pretty South Gloucestershire hamlet near Parkway Station and Bath and Bristol are both within easy reach.
The guide price is £895,000. For further information please contact Savills on 0117 933 5800 or visit www.savills.co.uk.
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