
About This Property
Discover what makes this home specialThe Hazelwood is a charming terraced home located in the picturesque village of Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire, nestled in the heart of the Cotswolds. This property offers a perfect blend of traditional character and modern convenience, featuring three well-proportioned bedrooms and two bathrooms, ideal for families or professionals seeking a tranquil yet connected lifestyle. The interior includes a spacious living room, a modern kitchen/dining area, and ample storage, making it a comfortable and practical living space.
Set within a thriving community renowned for its scenic beauty and heritage, The Hazelwood benefits from proximity to local amenities including shops, schools, and parks. The property enjoys excellent transport links to nearby Cheltenham and Oxford, making it an attractive option for commuters. With a strong local rental market and steady area growth, this home represents a sound investment or a delightful family residence in one of England's most sought-after rural locations.
Property Features
The Hazelwood offers a well-designed layout with three bedrooms, including a master bedroom and two further bedrooms suitable for family or guests. The property includes two bathrooms, one being an en-suite, providing convenience and privacy. The modern kitchen/dining area is ideal for family meals and entertaining, while the spacious living room offers a comfortable space to relax. Additional storage cupboards add practicality to the home. Being a terraced property, it benefits from a cozy village setting with parking options nearby.
Local Amenities
This property is situated in Bourton-on-the-Water, a vibrant village known for its excellent local amenities. Families will appreciate the proximity to Bourton-on-the-Water Primary School and the Cotswold School for secondary education. Daily essentials are easily accessible with village shops including a Co-op supermarket and a post office. The community centre hosts various local events, fostering a strong village spirit. Dining options such as The Rose Tree Restaurant and The Dial House Pub provide quality local cuisine. While the village railway station is heritage-based, bus services connect residents to larger transport hubs. Nearby attractions like the Cotswold Wildlife Park enhance the lifestyle appeal.
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