Tucked away at the end of a quiet road, this chain-free four-bedroom detached bungalow occupies a generous corner plot with wrap-around gardens, ample parking, and a detached garage. Inside, the accommodation is light and spacious, featuring a large living/dining room, fitted kitchen, and a sunny conservatory overlooking the garden. Just a short walk from the historic and lively town centre, it offers flexible living in a private and peaceful setting.

The property is screened by mature trees and established shrubs, giving it a wonderfully secluded, leafy feel. The main entrance is approached via a garden gate, with a lawned frontage to one side and a brick-paved driveway leading to the detached garage on the other. At the rear, a sunny paved garden provides multiple spots to relax, dine, or entertain.

Step inside and you're greeted by a central entrance hall with two handy storage cupboards, ideal for keeping everyday clutter neatly tucked away.

The kitchen is well-equipped with a range of base and wall units, freestanding appliances, and breakfast bar, perfect for morning coffees or casual meals. A glazed door opens to the conservatory, which leads out to the garden, making al fresco dining effortless. The kitchen also connects directly to the dining area of the lounge.

The living room is bright and welcoming, with a large picture window looking out to the garden and a stone fireplace with timber mantel and wood-burning stove, ideal for cosy evenings. French doors open from the dining area to the garden.

At the rear, the conservatory offers a versatile additional living space.

The principal bedroom is a generous retreat, complete with an open archway to a dressing area and fitted wardrobes. The en-suite features a walk-in shower.

Two further double bedrooms provide flexible accommodation one overlooking the conservatory and another to the front. The fourth bedroom is currently used as a study, ideal for home working or as a hobby room.

The family bathroom features a panelled bath with a shower over.

Outside, the wrap-around garden offers a delightful mix of lawn and patio. One side features a gently elevated lawned area with a stone wall and mature planting, peaceful and private, ideal for pottering or soaking up the sunshine. The other side boasts a generous paved terrace, a sun trap and perfect setting for BBQs and summer entertaining.

To the front, double gates open onto a brick-paved driveway with plenty of parking and access to a detached garage, combining privacy with practicality.

Additional Information

Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax: Band E – Stratford-on-Avon District Council

Services & General Information:
The property benefits from a Vaillant ecoTEC boiler, installed new in 2023, with a separate hot water cylinder. Both are connected to a Hive smart heating control system for easy and efficient management. The boiler was last serviced in May 2025 and is maintained annually, while the hot water cylinder was serviced in May 2024 and typically requires servicing every two years.

Location & Lifestyle
Shipston-on-Stour is a charming, friendly market town nestled on the northern edge of the Cotswolds, offering a delightful mix of independent shops, cafés, traditional pubs and community events. The vibrant high street is packed with artisan food stores, boutiques, tearooms and specialist shops, while a weekly Friday market and popular food festival add to the buzz .

For those who love the outdoors, scenic walks and cycle routes stretch straight out across beautiful Warwickshire countryside—ideal for dog walking, weekend exploration or mindful strolls—plus the Cotswolds AONB is just a stone’s throw away .

Families and clubs thrive here: excellent primary and secondary schools (including the much-loved Shipston High School) are impressively oversubscribed, while recreational spirit is strong with sports clubs spanning football, cricket, tennis, rugby, bowls and cycling, alongside youth groups, music society, Scouts, Rotary and Probus. There’s always something happening, from the annual Wool Fair, Proms and Arts & Crafts events to regular social gatherings—a real sense of community and belonging.

Transport & Connectivity
Shipston is well connected, whether you're commuting or exploring locally. Regular Stagecoach services (routes 50, 51, 75A, 77C) and the volunteer-run Shipston Link bus connect the town with Stratford, Banbury, Moreton-in-Marsh and surrounding villages from Monday to Saturday . A short 2–3 minute stroll from your door will get you to key bus stops.

The A3400 and A429 roads offer easy access to Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick, Chipping Norton and Banbury.

For rail connections, Moreton-in-Marsh station on the Cotswold Line is just 6 miles away. Frequent trains run to Oxford, Birmingham New Street and London Paddington (journey time around 1 hour 30–45 minutes).