3 bed bungalow for sale

Glade Cottage, The Green, Quenington GL7

Detached bungalow (with loft conversion)

3 bed, 2 bathrooms, 1 reception

asking price: £500,000

Set in the stunning, historic Cotswold village of Quenington and just minutes from the vibrant market towns of Fairford, Lechlade, and Cirencester, this lovely detached bungalow provides a warm, inviting feel. Modernized throughout, with a new loft conversion increasing living space, the property features three bedrooms, a kitchen, a conservatory, a bathroom, and a separate shower room serving the upstairs bedrooms.

Outside, enjoy a beautiful secluded garden with views onto the village green, perfect for relaxation and entertaining. Quenington as a location is ideal for individuals and families alike looking for the Cotswold life, offering a friendly, close-knit community, wonderful local facilities, and excellent connections to neighbouring villages and towns.

The village has a thriving local pub, village hall, children’s play park, and Grade II listed church, all set amidst beautiful countryside with walks along the River Coln. Community events are hosted throughout the year, making Quenington a vibrant Cotswold village and the perfect place to call home.

Welcome to Quenington - A Quintessential Cotswold Village

Quenington is a close-knit village with a population of around 600. Proudly rural, it boasts excellent connectivity, being just 5 minutes from the vibrant market town of Fairford, and only a 15-minute drive from Cirencester, the jewel of the Cotswolds. With a unique blend of history, natural beauty, and a strong, vibrant community, Quenington offers the perfect balance for those seeking a peaceful Cotswold lifestyle, a welcoming village atmosphere, and an abundance of local events and recreational activities right on their doorstep.

Natural Beauty & Rich History

- Just outside the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (aonb).

- Quintessential Cotswold village charm, with over half the village in a conservation area & scenic river walks enriching Quenington’s allure.

- Nestled by the River Coln, with scenic walking trails meandered by the river and charming historic bridges.

- Home to beautful architecture, including the Grade II* listed St. Swithin’s Church and Old Rectory with it's expansive gardens.

Community Infrastructure

- Hatherop Primary School and Hatherop Castle, day and boarding prep school and nursery – Both highly regarded, just 4 minutes by car.

- A vibrant community shop in nearby Coln St Aldwyns, run by local volunteers, selling quality local produce.

- A village hall off The Green serving as a hub for social groups, community activities, and gatherings.

- The Keepers Arms, a proper village pub in the heart of Quenington.

- Playground off The Green

Community Events all year round

Regular village events, including the Quenington Fireworks Display and Fresh Air Sculpture Show bi-annually, as well as events throughout the year, such as fetes, coffee mornings, plant fairs, and festive gatherings.

Connectivity

Convenient access to major settlements including Fairford (5 minutes by car), Cirencester (15 minutes by car), and Lechlade (12 minutes by car), offering a diverse range of coffee shops, cafes & restaurants, and fashionable boutiques and shops. The M4 & M5 both within 30 minutes drive, with Kemble Train Station being approximately 25 minutes drive.

Nearby Recreation

- Water Sports, boating and fishing at Cotswold Water Park.

- Spa and Wellness retreats at Barnsley House and other local spots.

- Explore the Cotswold Cycle Trail and walking routes

- The Lakes by Yoo: Luxury lakeside resort 10 minutes away in Lechlade.

- Cirencester, known for its Roman heritage and market town charm.

- Whelford Pools Nature Reserve and walks along the River Thames.

- Explore Bibury with the historic Arlington Row, a vibrant high street and shopping as well as Fishing at England's oldest Trout Farm.

Technical Details

• Total Floor Area: 988 sq.ft (91.7 sq m)

• Tenure: Freehold

• Council Tax Band: C

• Double glazing throughout

• EPC Rating: E - Scope to improve to D

• Central heating

Entrance Hall

Provides access to the main living areas and staircase

Cloakroom

Large storage cupboard for added convenience

Living Room ((14'5" x 11'4" / 4.4m x 3.46m))

A spacious main living area featuring an attractive stone fireplace. The lounge is directly connected to the conservatory, which fills the room with light

Conservatory ((11'6" x 9'0" / 3.51m x 2.74m))

A bright and airy conservatory that expands the living space, with french doors opening directly into the secluded rear garden

Kitchen ((9'11" x 9'10" / 3.01m x 3.00m))

A well-equipped kitchen with a range of wall and base units, work surfaces, and integrated appliances, offering a functional and inviting space for cooking

Bedroom ((12'11" x 8'11" / 3.93m x 2.72m))

A generously sized ground-floor bedroom, providing space for both storage and living. Bathroom: Recently refitted with a modern white suite, including a separate shower over the bath, a vanity unit with basin, and a WC

Bedroom ((12'3" x 8'8" / 3.74m x 2.63m))

A bright room filled with natural light and offering views over the secluded rear garden. This room is suitable for a 3/4 bed or single bed

Bedroom ((11'4" x 8'7" / 3.46m x 2.62m))

A comfortable, bright room with views over the Village Green, ideal for a 3/4 bed or single bed. It also features useful eaves storage

Shower Room

A sleek and modern walk-in shower room with toilet and basin, providing a stylish, practical space

Garden

A private, tranquil space, beautifully maintained and surrounded by mature trees. The garden includes a side patio and easy access from the conservatory—ideal for outdoor relaxation and entertaining

Garden

Gravel parking for several cars at the front, with a footpath at the side of the house leading to the rear garden. This combined with a well-kept front garden that enhances the property’s curb appeal, creating an inviting first impression