House For Sale £485,000
Located in a sought after position and within easy walking distance to amenities and school stands this beautifully presented Grade II Listed former lodge house offering good size accommodation including three bedrooms a separate dining room and downstairs bathroom.
On entering there is a porch which is ideal for coats and boots and following through there is a lovely hall with a good size downstairs shower room leading off.
The sitting room is of a lovely size enjoying a bay window with views out to the front and a beautiful feature fireplace.
Following through there is a separate dining room benefitting from a bay window, a feature fireplace, an original, built-in dresser and a beautiful polished parquet floor.
The kitchen is well presented with plenty of built in storage and there is space for a breakfast table.
The family bathroom is immaculately presented and has been recently updated in a contemporary style.
To the first floor there are three bedrooms all beautifully presented and enjoying character features and views looking out, . There is also a washroom with basin and WC.
To the outside there is plenty of parking to the rear on the gravelled drive, and the garden is well maintained with plenty of raised patio area from which to sit and relax with a small garden shed and larger storage shed with power.
The property also benefits from gas fired central heating throughout.<br /><br />The nearby town of Dursley offers a good range of amenities for day-to-day requirements such as distinctive shops, library, banks, doctors, the Pulse leisure centre with a gym, indoor pool, various classes and schools including a Senior School. There is also a selection of independent schools in the locality including Westonbirt and Wycliffe.
The town sits on the famous Cotswold Way Footpath, a series of walking trails that enjoy the most stunning aspects of the local countryside and offers a warren of small villages and beauty spots to explore.
The area is steeped in history with local attractions such as Owlpen Manor, Berkeley Castle, Newark Park and Woodchester Mansion all just a few miles away.
Although set in a peaceful, rural location, the property is just a short drive from the M5 and A38, meaning that Bristol, Bath, Cheltenham are all easily commutable, and trains run direct from Cam and Dursley station to Bristol and Gloucester.
On entering there is a porch which is ideal for coats and boots and following through there is a lovely hall with a good size downstairs shower room leading off.
The sitting room is of a lovely size enjoying a bay window with views out to the front and a beautiful feature fireplace.
Following through there is a separate dining room benefitting from a bay window, a feature fireplace, an original, built-in dresser and a beautiful polished parquet floor.
The kitchen is well presented with plenty of built in storage and there is space for a breakfast table.
The family bathroom is immaculately presented and has been recently updated in a contemporary style.
To the first floor there are three bedrooms all beautifully presented and enjoying character features and views looking out, . There is also a washroom with basin and WC.
To the outside there is plenty of parking to the rear on the gravelled drive, and the garden is well maintained with plenty of raised patio area from which to sit and relax with a small garden shed and larger storage shed with power.
The property also benefits from gas fired central heating throughout.<br /><br />The nearby town of Dursley offers a good range of amenities for day-to-day requirements such as distinctive shops, library, banks, doctors, the Pulse leisure centre with a gym, indoor pool, various classes and schools including a Senior School. There is also a selection of independent schools in the locality including Westonbirt and Wycliffe.
The town sits on the famous Cotswold Way Footpath, a series of walking trails that enjoy the most stunning aspects of the local countryside and offers a warren of small villages and beauty spots to explore.
The area is steeped in history with local attractions such as Owlpen Manor, Berkeley Castle, Newark Park and Woodchester Mansion all just a few miles away.
Although set in a peaceful, rural location, the property is just a short drive from the M5 and A38, meaning that Bristol, Bath, Cheltenham are all easily commutable, and trains run direct from Cam and Dursley station to Bristol and Gloucester.
