This charming Grade II-listed stone house is nestled in a quiet pocket of the Cotswolds, four miles southeast of Stroud. The interior features natural materials, soft colors, and original architectural details, with plenty of natural light pouring in through large windows. The beautifully landscaped gardens are filled with perennials, vegetables, and scented climbers, and two substantial outbuildings, including a glass-fronted painting studio, are set amidst the greenery. The house has a rich history, with 16th-century origins and Edwardian additions, and is situated in the historic village of Chalford Hill, which is part of the most beautiful countryside in the Cotswolds. The interior spaces are warm and inviting, with a large Aga in the kitchen, a log-burning stove in the living room, and four double bedrooms upstairs. The outside spaces are equally lovely, with a productive kitchen garden, a glass-fronted lean-to studio, and a large stone outbuilding ripe for restoration. The village of Chalford is charming, with a community shop, sports and social club, and a popular pub, and the market towns of Stroud and Cirencester are within easy reach.