This detached Cotswold Stone home, known as Hill House, is situated in a picturesque location with direct access to Selsley Common and the Cotswold Way path. The property boasts a rustic charm with many period features, including stone outbuildings, sash windows, and wooden floors. The interior offers spacious rooms, including two with wood burning stoves, and features a locally made "Everhot" stove in the kitchen. The property has four bedrooms on the first floor, with the master bedroom having a room off that could be used as a study or walk-in wardrobe. The bathroom facilities are available on both the ground and first floors. The property also features a sheltered rear courtyard with two individual storerooms, one of which has a studio above, offering potential for additional accommodation or an annexe. The well-established gardens surround three sides of the property, providing far-reaching views and a peaceful atmosphere, with sociable seating areas perfect for outdoor dining.