GL7 5EE

Number 10 Barnsley comprises a semi-detached cottage believed to have been built in about 1810 – 1820 and listed Grade II for its historical importance. The cottage has been traditionally constructed of coursed rubble stone elevations set beneath a pitched Cotswold slate roof, with accommodation displayed over two floors. The front door opens into the sitting room with window to front aspect and featuring an open fireplace, door to inner hallway. Off the hall, stairs rise to first floor, access to the second reception room with window to front. Located to the rear of the cottage lies the unfitted kitchen with window and door to rear, larder and further door opening into the bathroom with coloured suite. To the first floor the cottage has two bedrooms, each of double proportion both with windows to front. Spacious gardens are located predominantly to the side and rear. Vehicular access leads to parking and the single garage of timber construction. Sited to the rear of the cottage is a stone-built store and adjoining pig sty. The property requires renovating and subject to the usual consents could benefit from a double storey extension to the rear.