Property description
Langleys Mill; a medieval Grist Mill dating back to Domesday and lovingly looked after by the same family now for nearly forty years. The old mill has been extended a few times throughout its history and quietly sits at the end of City Bank Road, next to a nature reserve and within walking distance to Cirencester's town centre.
The Grade II listed accommodation was last extended in 1982 and provides a wealth of character and original features including leaded windows, and observation windows looking from the staircase to where the old mill would have once stood. The entrance porch leads to the sitting room which is a pleasant room with leaded windows to the front, exposed beams and an Elm panelled wall with tiled fireplace. Inner hallways provide access to the re-fitted down stairs bathroom, a utility room and to the kitchen, which has views to the rear garden, some fitted units and space for a dining table. The rear hallway gives access to the garden and to the Annexe which is currently being used for storage but could make a nice music room or study.
A Tudor stone spiral staircase leads to the first floor where there is a double bedroom with dressing area and en-suite shower room. A wooden staircase leads on to the second floor where there is another double bedroom with exposed beams.
To the front of the property, gated access leads to a large cottage with a pathway to the porch, there is a good variety of shrubs and a small garden pond. Double gates lead to the driveway parking. A side gate leads to the patio area, workshop and garden shed, there is a further garden area again with a small pond.
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