House For Sale £597,500
Trelawne House formally the village store, & having been extended over recent years, oozes character both internally & externally. Entering into the inner tiled hallway doors lead off to all reception rooms with stairs to the first floor. A noteworthy oak kitchen/dining area measuring 19'7 x 14'2, with a central island and a range of wall & base units, creates a lovely sociable room with views over the front and rear aspect. An 'L' shaped living room with enclosed multi-fuel burner, front and side aspect views, a snug with enclosed log burner, utility room, family bathroom and side access to the garden are all located on the ground floor. The first floor hosts three sizable bedrooms. The main bedroom measuring 20’0 x 14’1 with a dual aspect view and solid flooring. Two further bedrooms with bedroom two being noteworthy with large eaves storage and exposed wooden flooring. All three bedrooms are served by another family bathroom located on the first floor. Sat on a corner plot and benefitting from a full wrap around garden with a total plot size of 0.32 of an acre. The garden is mainly laid to lawn with mature trees and fencing surrounding the boundaries. Newly laid gravel provides parking for several cars with a single garage and log store attached.
Situation
Frampton on Severn is notably the jewel in the crown in the Severn Vale area. The famous "Frampton Green" is reputed to be the longest village green in England which extends to some 20 acres, around which are pretty thatched cottages and distinctive period homes. Cricket is played on the green and ducks & geese mill around several ponds. Amenities include Parish Church, Primary School, Village Community Store & Post Office & Public Houses. The Gloucester & Sharpness Canal is located on the edge of the village. The A38 and M5 motorway are within two miles and provide fast links with Gloucester, Cheltenham, the Midlands, Bristol and the South West. Intercity rail links to London (Paddington) are available from Stonehouse some three miles away, and to Bristol (Parkway) at Cam approximately five miles away
Situation
Frampton on Severn is notably the jewel in the crown in the Severn Vale area. The famous "Frampton Green" is reputed to be the longest village green in England which extends to some 20 acres, around which are pretty thatched cottages and distinctive period homes. Cricket is played on the green and ducks & geese mill around several ponds. Amenities include Parish Church, Primary School, Village Community Store & Post Office & Public Houses. The Gloucester & Sharpness Canal is located on the edge of the village. The A38 and M5 motorway are within two miles and provide fast links with Gloucester, Cheltenham, the Midlands, Bristol and the South West. Intercity rail links to London (Paddington) are available from Stonehouse some three miles away, and to Bristol (Parkway) at Cam approximately five miles away
