House For Sale £475,000
A detached family home occupies a private position at the end of an attractive cul-de-sac within walking distance of the town centre.
Quail Meadows is a development of properties built in the 1980's, accessed from Chavenage Lane, within just a few minutes' walk of the town. This particular property occupies a private position at the end of the cul-de-sac. The accommodation is arranged across two floors and has benefitted from the addition of two conservatories under its previous ownership.
On the ground floor, a front porch leads directly into the entrance hall which is central within the footprint. To the right-hand side the dual aspect sitting room, complete with a fitted wood burner, stretches the length of the house. There are patio doors to the rear, a window at the side overlooking the fields, and at the front an opening leads to the first conservatory. To the opposite side of the hall is a handy cloakroom, and a further reception room; ideal as either a dining room, snug or study. The kitchen is to the rear of the property and, with its extension into another conservatory, has plenty of space for a dining area too. French doors open onto the rear garden. The kitchen itself is fitted with modern wall and base units under mainly granite worktops. There is an integrated fridge freezer plus a 4-burner induction hob and double oven. Beside the kitchen is a utility room with plumbing for a washing machine and dishwasher, access to an under-stairs cupboard and a further door to the garden.
On the first floor landing, there is a window overlooking the garden, a useful airing cupboard and a loft hatch, with drop down ladder, to access a large, mostly boarded attic space. There are four bedrooms across this level: Two doubles and two singles. The master bedroom is accompanied by an en-suite shower room, whilst the other bedrooms are serviced by a modern family bathroom, including a shower over the bath.
Externally, there is a driveway that will happily park several vehicles, plus a single garage to the front. At the rear a private garden is mainly laid to lawn with flower and shrub borders, as well as a patio terrace that runs across the rear of the property. Access is found around both sides of the house and there is a further garden store and log store behind the garage.
The property is understood to be connected to all mains services: Gas, electric, water and drainage. Council tax band E (Cotswold District Council). The property also has solar panels fitted, which we are informed by the current owners, contributes significantly to the reduction of energy costs.
EPC - C.
Tetbury is an historic Wool town situated within the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The town is known for its Royal association to hrh The Prince of Wales, who resides at nearby Highgrove House. It has a highly anticipated and well attended, annual Woolsack Race held each May on Gumstool Hill. The charming and quintessential town centre has many amenities to offer including cafes, boutiques, pubs and restaurants. Essential amenities such as a supermarket and a primary and secondary school, are within the town itself.
Kemble station, a mainline to London Paddington, can be reached just c.7 miles North, and both the M4 and M5 are equidistant to the south and west, respectively, giving convenient transport links to Bath, Bristol and London.
Quail Meadows is a development of properties built in the 1980's, accessed from Chavenage Lane, within just a few minutes' walk of the town. This particular property occupies a private position at the end of the cul-de-sac. The accommodation is arranged across two floors and has benefitted from the addition of two conservatories under its previous ownership.
On the ground floor, a front porch leads directly into the entrance hall which is central within the footprint. To the right-hand side the dual aspect sitting room, complete with a fitted wood burner, stretches the length of the house. There are patio doors to the rear, a window at the side overlooking the fields, and at the front an opening leads to the first conservatory. To the opposite side of the hall is a handy cloakroom, and a further reception room; ideal as either a dining room, snug or study. The kitchen is to the rear of the property and, with its extension into another conservatory, has plenty of space for a dining area too. French doors open onto the rear garden. The kitchen itself is fitted with modern wall and base units under mainly granite worktops. There is an integrated fridge freezer plus a 4-burner induction hob and double oven. Beside the kitchen is a utility room with plumbing for a washing machine and dishwasher, access to an under-stairs cupboard and a further door to the garden.
On the first floor landing, there is a window overlooking the garden, a useful airing cupboard and a loft hatch, with drop down ladder, to access a large, mostly boarded attic space. There are four bedrooms across this level: Two doubles and two singles. The master bedroom is accompanied by an en-suite shower room, whilst the other bedrooms are serviced by a modern family bathroom, including a shower over the bath.
Externally, there is a driveway that will happily park several vehicles, plus a single garage to the front. At the rear a private garden is mainly laid to lawn with flower and shrub borders, as well as a patio terrace that runs across the rear of the property. Access is found around both sides of the house and there is a further garden store and log store behind the garage.
The property is understood to be connected to all mains services: Gas, electric, water and drainage. Council tax band E (Cotswold District Council). The property also has solar panels fitted, which we are informed by the current owners, contributes significantly to the reduction of energy costs.
EPC - C.
Tetbury is an historic Wool town situated within the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The town is known for its Royal association to hrh The Prince of Wales, who resides at nearby Highgrove House. It has a highly anticipated and well attended, annual Woolsack Race held each May on Gumstool Hill. The charming and quintessential town centre has many amenities to offer including cafes, boutiques, pubs and restaurants. Essential amenities such as a supermarket and a primary and secondary school, are within the town itself.
Kemble station, a mainline to London Paddington, can be reached just c.7 miles North, and both the M4 and M5 are equidistant to the south and west, respectively, giving convenient transport links to Bath, Bristol and London.
