Washbrook House is a quintessential country house, recently renovated and set in a secluded rural position surrounded by rolling countryside and woodland. Nestled at the foot of the hill at the end of Syde Parish, the house enjoys a peaceful setting beside a gently flowing stream, bordering the historic Marsden Estate. The property retains its period charm while offering well-presented accommodation, including three well-proportioned bedrooms, two reception rooms and a generous kitchen/breakfast room filled with natural light. The recently landscaped gardens provide an attractive setting, while a substantial garage offers excellent storage with a versatile studio room above, complete with bathroom and log burner. There is also a garden room with potential for recreational use and an adjoining wood store. A large paddock sits adjacent to the house, bringing the total land to approximately 1.74 acres. ABOUT THE AREA Washbrook House occupies a wonderfully private position on the edge of Syde village, between Cirencester and Cheltenham, within the rolling Cotswold countryside. The surrounding area offers an excellent network of footpaths and bridleways, providing a wealth of opportunities for walking, riding and enjoying the countryside. There is an exceptional range of sporting and leisure facilities nearby, including racing at Cheltenham and Bath, rugby at Gloucester and Bath, golf at Cirencester and Cheltenham, polo at Cirencester Park and water sports at the Cotswold Water Park. Cheltenham also offers a wide range of cultural attractions, including theatres and the renowned Cheltenham Literature Festival. Just a few miles away, Elkstone Studios provides a popular local hub with a bakery, butcher, restaurant and padel facilities, while Cowley Manor Spa is also within easy reach. More extensive shopping, dining and everyday amenities can be found in both Cirencester and Cheltenham.