Property Information
The Old Reading Room is a delightful and intimate country retreat set in the heart of this lovelyand peaceful village. The cottage has been lovingly restored to a very high specification from what was originally the old school room where local children would have practised their reading and music. It provides spacious, contemporary and welcoming accommodation set across two floors with many traditional features evident, including Cotswold stone walls, open log burning fire and beams. Externally the property has its own seating area plus access to a delightful country cottage garden. The cottage is situated in the heart of Bledington, a classic Cotswold village with quintessential village green, delightful stream with ducks, plus the renowned Kings Head pub. In our opinion this is a stunning English Country Cottage that is certain to delight.
ACCOMMODATION
Entrance through to Kitchen / Dining Room
Kitchen, superbly equipped with granite-style breakfast bar with leather breakfast stools, electric oven, gas hob, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, microwave and fridge and freezer. Table and chairs.
Sitting Room with open fire (initial supply of logs and kindling provided), large sofa and built in cupboard housing a TV with DVD. This room also has an entrance door. A good supply of books and games are available.
Stairs leading to First Floor
Galleried Bedroom with 4' 6"double bed and view towards the garden, plus Ensuite Shower Room with shower cubicle, wash basin and WC.
Outside
Patio with table and chairs and small BBQ. Parking for one guest car.
Friday changeover preferred, please enquire otherwise. Please No Pets. Sorry, this property is not suitable for children or babies. Off street parking. Please note that the owner lives 'next door' in the delightful Thatched Cottage.
Please note: the owner requires a damages deposit of £75 a week in advance of arrival.
Gas and electricity included. No smoking inside the cottage please!
Local Information
The village of Bledington is located in the valley of the River Evenload, close to the famous Cotswold towns of Stow-on-the- Wold, Bourton-on-the-Water and Burford. It lies on the Oxfordshire Way walk which is a super trail which takes you up on the wolds (hills) via Wyck Beacon and then down to Bourton-on-the-Water. The village is very attractive (one of the most sort after in property terms) and has the quintessential village green coupled with an excellent pub: The Kings Head, which serves real ale as well as superb food.
Stow on the Wold is the most local town and this has all the necessary shops, including supermarket, cafes, antique shops (etc) plus many pubs and restaurants. Regency Cheltenham and the magnificent university town of Oxford are also within striking distance (about 40 mins drive), although it is possible to catch the train from Kingham station, the next village, which will take you into Oxford in 20 mins or London in 1 hr 35mins.
All round a gorgeous location.
















