The property is believed to date from the 1860’s when Rendcomb Park and most of the village were built. Typical of its period, the house has well-proportioned accommodation with good ceiling heights. As currently arranged, there is a good-sized kitchen/dining room, a separate sitting room and a downstairs bathroom. There are 3 bedrooms on the first floor. Just to the rear of the house is a useful stone outbuilding with scope for conversion to further accommodation, subject to any necessary consents, such as a utility room or office.

There is a small area of garden to the front, with the main garden to the rear. All lawn for ease of maintenance, it adjoins open pastureland to the rear and there are excellent views over the countryside beyond. There is also a timber garden shed.

Rendcomb is a pretty Cotswold village with a shop/post office/cafe and a surgery. Overlooking the Churn valley, the village is also home to Rendcomb College, an independent day and boarding school. Cirencester is 6 miles to the south, offering an excellent selection of shops, restaurants, cafes and supermarkets. Cheltenham is the main regional centre. It has an extensive range of shopping and recreational facilities and also plays host throughout the year to a number of festivals including literature, classical and jazz as well as cricket and, of course, the Racing Festival. Other local towns are Gloucester, Bath, Bristol, and Oxford. Direct train services from Kemble to London Paddington which take from 68 minutes.