This charming Cotswold stone semi-detached house, dating back to the 1830s, is set in a generous plot in the desirable village of Toddington. The property has been improved by the current owners, retaining its original character with exposed stone walls and timber beams throughout the ground floor. The interior features a spacious kitchen/dining room, sitting room with a Cotswold stone inglenook fireplace, and three double bedrooms with built-in cupboards and garden views. The property also boasts a modern family bathroom, cloakroom, and boot room leading to the rear garden. Outside, the property has a large gravelled driveway, double garage/workshop, and a extensive rear garden with a paved terrace, mature shrubs, and a stone outbuilding with power and water. The village of Toddington offers local amenities, including a church, nursery school, public house, village store, and village hall, and is conveniently located near the M5 and B4077 roads.