Coln Manor, Coln St. Aldwyns, Cirencester, GL7

The central part of a Grade II listed former manor house in a lovely peaceful setting by the church, in one of the best Cotswold villages.
Coln Manor dates from the mid-16th century, with later additions and in 1985 was converted into six separate houses. The separation was undertaken vertically so as to create freehold properties, each with a garden; the remaining grounds, drive, parking area and swimming pool are owned communally. 2 Coln Manor is the central and oldest part of the manor, and is approached through an impressive two-storey gabled porch, with ball finials and a moulded arched doorway beneath an armorial shield. In the porch and above the entrance door into the house, there is a remarkable stone with 4 carved heads, which is thought to be Saxon. The hall, with its flagstone floor and fitted bookcases, provides a lovely entrance to the property and leads to an elegant well-proportioned sitting room, with a high ceiling, an open fireplace and a large stone-mullioned window, with a seat. On the first floor, there are two double bedrooms, both with en-suites and the main bedroom is a particularly lovely, good-sized room, with panelled walls and a stone mullioned window with a seat. Above there are two further bedrooms, and a bathroom and the rooms to the rear of the house have a lovely aspect over the garden to the church. The private garden lies to the rear of the house and faces south. There is a paved terrace immediately to the rear, an ideal place for outside dining, beyond which there are gravelled walkways, with deep well-stocked flower borders and a central raised rose bed.
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