Constructed in the 1960s, the property has well-balanced accommodation, ideally suited for family living with scope to extend (subject to the necessary consents). The property was built to a very high standard with many quality features such as oak external doors, oak leaded light windows and oak strip flooring downstairs. The rear garden is totally private and bordered by hedges. It has all the advantages of rural living set in an area with many amenities. The total habitable area of the house including the garage is about 2,326 sq ft (216 sq m) and this is set in a total plot area of around 0.6 acres.

Approached via a leafy side road just off Main Street in the heart of Tiddington, Grey Cedars is an ideal family home conveniently placed within easy access to Stratford-upon-Avon town centre. Constructed in the 1960s, the property has well-balanced family accommodation arranged over two floors and gardens which lead down to the River Avon. There would be scope to extend the property subject to the necessary consent if more accommodation was required.

The entrance porch has a front door opening into a welcoming entrance hallway with wooden flooring, a guest cloakroom and a staircase rising to the first floor. The dual-aspect drawing room has a fireplace and French doors opening into the garden. A further set of French doors open into the dining room, which is a good size and an additional set of doors open into the conservatory, which overlooks the garden. A useful study can be accessed off the hallway, overlooking the front of the house and leads into the kitchen. There is access to the integral garage and utility from the kitchen, both of which have access to the garden.

Upstairs, the principal bedroom has a dual aspect, built-in cupboards and an en suite shower room. There are three further double bedrooms and a single bedroom currently used as a study, which share the recently fitted family bathroom

The generous, beautifully landscaped rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with a terrace running the width of the house and is ideal for entertaining. Totalling approximately half an acre, the rear garden is divided into three areas: a large lawn and a well-stocked vegetable garden, and divided by hedging, the furthest area slopes down to the River Avon. The views across the river and countryside beyond are exceptional and riparian rights allow full use of the river bank for mooring. There is scope for a buyer to build a jetty if required.

The fore garden is mainly laid to lawn, and the driveway provides a generous amount of parking, with a small central island.