Painswick Churchyard is famous for its impressive array of table tombs and its 99 yew trees about which folklore holds that if a 100th should grow the devil will pull it out. Largely constructed from locally quarried stone, the town has many beautiful buildings dating back as far as the 14th Century.
Painswick, the “Queen of the Cotswolds”, is a thriving community nestling in a delightful Cotswolds setting. There is a pretty walled courtyard garden to the front. The principal bedroom is situated on the first floor along with a luxurious family bathroom and separate WC whilst a further bedroom on the second floor has a well-appointed en suite shower room.ĭoors open from the kitchen/breakfast room to a delightful courtyard garden ideal for al fresco entertaining. The ground floor accommodation is comprised of a double reception room with a sitting area to the front with imposing Inglenook fireplace and a dining area to the rear with a door leading into the bright and spacious kitchen/breakfast room which has been fitted with a range of shaker units topped by oak work surfaces with integrated appliances. A delightful and elegant Cotswold stone house situated in the very heart of Painswick presented in excellent order and skilfully combining contemporary fittings with a host of charming period features.
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