Cedar House, Cirencester

Cedar House, built in the 1930’s as part of an exclusive development designed by Eric Cole Architects, occupies an elevated position within a plot just shy of an acre, situated within the Cotswold National Landscape (formerly known as the AONB).
The house is well suited for family living and entertaining and the accommodation includes, on the ground floor, a sitting room with open fire, separate study, a well-fitted kitchen/dining room with marble worktops and electric Rangemaster cooker which leads into the conservatory, a large utility/boot room with access onto the rear garden and separate guest cloakroom.
On the first floor, the principle bedroom has an en suite bathroom with separate shower cubicle and there are four further bedrooms along with a family bathroom. Four of the bedrooms have fitted wardrobes and there is a large attic, boarded and with a skylight, providing valuable additional storage space.
Perrotts Brook is a charming small hamlet less than three miles from Cirencester.