Guide price

£500,000

2 bed detached house for sale
Hampton Fields, Minchinhampton GL6

    • 2 beds

    • 1 bath

    • 2 receptions

  • EPC Rating: E

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Chain free
Added on 05/10/2026

About this property

  • Quintessential Cotswold stone cottage

  • Peacefully positioned in the sought-after hamlet of Hampton Fields

  • No onward chain

  • Beautifully retained original period features, including exposed beams, deep-set windows, monkey-tail latch fittings and wide Elm floorboards

  • Charming sitting room with impressive stone fireplace and open fire

  • Separate dining room with quarry-tiled floor and attractive brass open fireplace

  • Characterful shaker-style kitchen with wooden worktops and integrated cooking facilities

  • Two appealing bedrooms featuring original polished Elm floorboards, exposed beams and useful storage

  • Attractive approach and off-street parking

  • Ideally located close to the historic market town of Minchinhampton

Offered to the market with no onward chain, this quintessential Cotswold stone cottage enjoys a wonderful rural outlook, and abundance of period characters and a peaceful setting within the hamlet of Hampton Fields.

Situated close to the historic market town of Minchinhampton, the property benefits from easy access to the town’s shops, amenities, beautiful common and well-regarded primary school. The current owner has enjoyed the property for approximately 40 years, originally restoring it to retain its charm and carefully maintaining its Cotswold character and period features.

The cottage is approached via a quiet lane, with useful off-street parking and an attractive iron gate enclosing the property, softened by established foliage. The Cotswold stone elevations and traditional stone-tiled roof create considerable kerb appeal, while the surrounding countryside provides a lovely outlook.

Throughout the cottage, a wealth of original features include deep-set windows, traditional monkey-tail latch fittings, exposed wooden beams and original wooden flooring.

The front door opens directly into the welcoming sitting room, which has original wooden flooring and an impressive stone fireplace housing an open fire. At the rear of the sitting room, stairs rise to the first floor and one of the bedrooms, while a stable door leads through to the smaller of the two bedrooms. This has space for a double bed and freestanding furniture, together with a pitched roof, exposed original beams and useful storage above the stairs. A further door leads through to the principal bedroom and incorporates clothes hanging rail, offering the potential to create a useful separate wardrobe area.

Continuing downstairs, the sitting room leads through into the dining room, which provides a lovely space for entertaining and everyday dining. A beautiful brass open fireplace creates an attractive focal point, with quarry tiles beneath. The kitchen is positioned beyond the dining room and is fitted with shaker-style cabinetry and wooden worktops. There is a stainless steel sink, four-ring gas hob and electric oven, together with space for a fridge freezer, dishwasher and washing machine.

Also leading from the dining room is a small hallway, laid with quarry tiles, which provides access to the bathroom and separate WC. The bathroom is fitted with a bath and wash basin and features cream tiling, a traditional column radiator and a particularly attractive stained-glass window.

A further staircase rises to the principal bedroom on the first floor. This is a good-sized room with space for a double bed and freestanding furniture, together with lovely views over the neighbouring fields and benefitting from a dual aspect.

Outside, the property is surrounded by a low-maintenance wraparound gravelled area, with space for outdoor seating and a useful log store providing additional storage.

The property is connected to mains gas, electricity and water, with drainage via a shared septic tank. Freehold. Council Tax Band D (Cotswold District Council).

EPC Rating: E (52)

Hampton Fields sits on the outskirts of Minchinhampton, offering a quieter rural setting while remaining close to the amenities of the town. Minchinhampton has a good community feel and provides the essentials for day-to-day life, including a well-regarded primary school, pub, post office, butchers, grocers, corner shop, doctors’ surgery, chemist and a selection of cafés.

For a wider choice of shopping, dining and leisure, both Nailsworth and Stroud are approximately four miles away. Nailsworth is particularly well known for its independent shops, cafés and restaurants, as well as Williams Food Hall and Hobbs House Bakery, while Stroud offers a broader range of shops and services, together with its popular weekly farmers’ market, thriving café scene and regular arts and cultural festivals.

Stroud railway station offers regular services to London Paddington, with the M4 and M5 motorway networks also within easy reach.

Please note: In accordance with Anti-Money Laundering regulations, all purchasers are required to undergo identity verification checks once an offer has been accepted. A non-refundable fee of £24 per named buyer applies for these aml checks.

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