This Grade II Listed cottage dating back to the 16th century is set in the idyllic Cotswold town of Painswick, tucked away in a quiet position close to St Marys Church which is famous for its 99 yew trees. The accommodation is arranged over three floors and has many original features including mullion windows and window seats, as well as a wood burning stove. The cottage is presented beautifully throughout.

To the ground floor is an entrance hall, kitchen/dining room and a drawing room. On the first floor is a sitting room, double bedroom and bathroom. The second floor has two further double bedrooms and a bathroom.

Outside, the Mediterranean style gravel garden is beautifully landscaped making it easy to maintain. There is a stone built outbuilding providing useful storage as well as a cloakroom. Part of the outbuilding offers scope to convert into an outside dining room or studio/office, subject to necessary consents. A garden gate opens to a quiet side lane with pedestrian access. On street parking is available to front of the cottage.