House For Sale £239,950
Only refurbished back in 2016 this Grade II Listed Olde Sweet Shoppe offers plenty of character features along with a modern twist. Located on the High Street of Berkeley the property offers spacious living accommodation downstairs with a kitchen/diner and an 18ft Lounge with gas fired woodburner. Upstairs the accommodation includes two double bedrooms and a family bathroom. There is also a large partly boarded attic which could have potential for development subject to Planning.
The town of Berkeley itself is famous for its historic castle and beautiful countryside with local amenities including supermarket and convenience store, day to day retailers, eateries, doctors, primary school and the Edward Jenner Museum.
Berkeley is conveniently located close to the A38 which gives access to the M5 motorway for those commuting to Bristol, Gloucester and Cheltenham and there is a mainline train station at Box Road, Cam; serving Bristol and London (Paddington) via Gloucester.
Council tax band - D
entrance hall
Accessed through a modern wooden door off the High Street in Berkeley, with engineered oak flooring and light.
Living room
5.49m (18' 0") x 2.90m (9' 6")
With an open plan aspect to downstairs, the lounge area has a feature gas fired woodburning stove, feature bay window to front with fitted shutters, solid engineered oak flooring, fitted storage display cabinet and a panelled radiator.
Kitchen dining room
17"7" x 2.59m (8' 6")
Fitted with cream shaker style base and eye level units, with solid wood worktops over. Having an integrated fridge/freezer, 1 1/2 bowl ceramic sink and drainer, electric oven, gas hob with extractor over, automatic washer/dryer and hidden Worcester Bosch combination boiler supplying domestic hot water and heating.
Kitchen area
dining area
With feature historic shop front windows and door. Having low level radiators and breakfast bar.
Landing
Accessed from the ground floor via a wooden staircase, with window to rear and having access to loft space which is partly boarded and could have potential to develop subject to building regulations and planning.
Bedroom one
3.86m (12' 8") x 3.48m (11' 5")
With glazed window to front, radiator and feature decorative fireplace.
Bedroom two
3.81m (12' 6") x 2.87m (9' 5")
With glazed window to front and radiator.
Bathroom
2.62m (8' 7") x 1.78m (5' 10")
Having an enamel roll top bath with mixer taps, mains fed shower and curtain rail over, low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin, frosted glazed window to side, extractor fan, radiator and feature solid wood panelling and floor.
Outside
Accessed from the side road through a double gated entrance, the outside space can be used as a courtyard garden or off road parking for one car. With a fenced boundary, mainly laid to gravel and with shed storage.
Floorplan
The town of Berkeley itself is famous for its historic castle and beautiful countryside with local amenities including supermarket and convenience store, day to day retailers, eateries, doctors, primary school and the Edward Jenner Museum.
Berkeley is conveniently located close to the A38 which gives access to the M5 motorway for those commuting to Bristol, Gloucester and Cheltenham and there is a mainline train station at Box Road, Cam; serving Bristol and London (Paddington) via Gloucester.
Council tax band - D
entrance hall
Accessed through a modern wooden door off the High Street in Berkeley, with engineered oak flooring and light.
Living room
5.49m (18' 0") x 2.90m (9' 6")
With an open plan aspect to downstairs, the lounge area has a feature gas fired woodburning stove, feature bay window to front with fitted shutters, solid engineered oak flooring, fitted storage display cabinet and a panelled radiator.
Kitchen dining room
17"7" x 2.59m (8' 6")
Fitted with cream shaker style base and eye level units, with solid wood worktops over. Having an integrated fridge/freezer, 1 1/2 bowl ceramic sink and drainer, electric oven, gas hob with extractor over, automatic washer/dryer and hidden Worcester Bosch combination boiler supplying domestic hot water and heating.
Kitchen area
dining area
With feature historic shop front windows and door. Having low level radiators and breakfast bar.
Landing
Accessed from the ground floor via a wooden staircase, with window to rear and having access to loft space which is partly boarded and could have potential to develop subject to building regulations and planning.
Bedroom one
3.86m (12' 8") x 3.48m (11' 5")
With glazed window to front, radiator and feature decorative fireplace.
Bedroom two
3.81m (12' 6") x 2.87m (9' 5")
With glazed window to front and radiator.
Bathroom
2.62m (8' 7") x 1.78m (5' 10")
Having an enamel roll top bath with mixer taps, mains fed shower and curtain rail over, low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin, frosted glazed window to side, extractor fan, radiator and feature solid wood panelling and floor.
Outside
Accessed from the side road through a double gated entrance, the outside space can be used as a courtyard garden or off road parking for one car. With a fenced boundary, mainly laid to gravel and with shed storage.
Floorplan
