27 Hatherop Road is an immaculately presented semi-detached cottage, offering a bright and airy feel with triple-aspect views stretching across the neighbouring countryside. Surrounded by meadow, parkland, and rolling farmland, the setting perfectly captures the charm of the Coln Valley, with its undulating countryside and the rushing waters of the River Coln nearby.

The house is ideally positioned to enjoy the best of village life, just a short stroll from Coln St Aldwyns' highly regarded village shop (boasting a coffee shop and local post office) and the popular New Inn pub. At the same time, it offers immediate access to scenic countryside walks, whether heading down to the river or across the fields dotted with grazing sheep—a classic Cotswold landscape.

A garden path leads to the main entrance at the front of the house. Stepping inside, a practical entrance hall provides space to hang coats. The sitting room enjoys a dual-aspect outlook over both the front and rear gardens, with an existing chimney breast and a (non-functioning) fireplace providing a natural focal point.

To the east, the dining room also benefits from dual-aspect views, allowing natural light to flood the space—an ideal setting for hosting dinner parties.

The kitchen has been updated in recent years with a classic Shaker-style finish, oak worktops, French-grey wall tiles, and wooden flooring. Fully equipped with an integrated electric hob and oven, dishwasher, and fridge/freezer, it offers ample storage both above and below the worktops. The sink is perfectly positioned to take in views of the garden, with the tall trees of Williamstrip Park peeking over the drystone wall. A separate door leads to a downstairs WC, while a side door provides access to the garden.

Upstairs comprises two double bedrooms, a landing with a home office area, and a large family bathroom with a separate shower.

Thanks to its elevated position on the edge of the village, 27 Hatherop Road enjoys a wonderful sense of privacy, with its large wrap-around garden taking in uninterrupted views of Williamstrip Park. The garden is mainly laid to lawn, with a patio area at the rear—ideal for al fresco dining—while a traditional drystone wall boundary adds to the charm.

There are two stone outbuildings: one located at the back of the house, the other to the side and accessed via the utility room—perfect for storing bikes, pushchairs, or garden equipment.

The neighbouring property (No. 28 Hatherop Road) is also available for sale. While both homes are offered individually, there may be scope for a buyer to acquire both and explore the potential to combine them into a single dwelling, subject to the necessary consents. Please contact us for further details.