A Cotswolds stone village house with an annexe and extensive outbuildings

The entrance hall introduces the house’s generous proportions and wealth of period detail, with exposed stonework, overhead beams and a fireplace fitted with a wood-burning stove. To one side, the principal reception room extends to over 20 feet, with bay windows and a substantial stone fireplace. Built-in shelving add to the room’s inviting atmosphere.

Across the hall, the dining room has exposed beams and space for a large table. Beyond lies the garden room, where broad glazing and doors to the garden bring a different feel to the ground floor. Connecting directly to the kitchen, it provides a natural place for everyday dining or a second sitting area.

The kitchen has painted cabinetry, stone worktops and space for a kitchen table beneath exposed beams. A range cooker sits within a stone recess, while glazed doors open onto the garden room. An adjoining office and a separate cloakroom complete this floor.

Upstairs, the principal bedroom has its own dressing room and ensuite shower room. Two further bedrooms are served by a shower room, while a bathroom and another bedroom (currently used as a snug) open from the landing.

Separate from the main house, the annexe has a kitchenette and shower room, providing useful accommodation for guests or an independent workspace. The outbuildings include a garage measuring over 31 feet in length, a series of stores and a utility room, with ample scope for hobbies and practical storage.

The 1.5 acre garden gives the house a generous outdoor setting. A gated driveway provides ample off-street parking, alongside the garaging and outbuildings.

Ebrington is a north Cotswold village close to Chipping Campden, with the Ebrington Arms at its heart and countryside walks extending into the surrounding hills. Chipping Campden offers a wider choice of shops and places to eat, while Hidcote and Kiftsgate gardens are nearby. Moreton-in-Marsh provides rail connections to London Paddington.