House For Sale £315,000
Tucked into a peaceful pocket of Tetbury and overlooking open countryside, this very well-appointed home is just a short walk of the town centre and enjoys extended accommodation. There is a rear garden and off-street parking.
Holder Close is a cul-de-sac of homes believed to have been built in the late 1990's. The homes sit beside open countryside to one side and adjacent to the Tetbury Recreational ground to the other. This particular property has been updated and extended by its current owners to create a practically arranged home.
On the ground floor the sitting room occupies the front side of the house, with stairs rising to the first floor and a door to the kitchen. The kitchen has been extended to the rear to now create a good-sized room with space for a dining table as well as a seating area in front of bi-folding doors to the garden. The kitchen itself has a modern range of fitted units with some integrated appliances and plumbing for a washing machine.
On the first floor there are three bedrooms and a bathroom, all arranged around a central landing.
Externally there is a low maintenance garden to the front of the property that is laid to shingle, whilst at the rear is a lawn with adjacent patio area, plus a timber shed at the far end. The property benefits from two allocated parking spaces.
We understand the property is connected to all mains services: Gas, electric, water and drainage. Council tax band C (Cotswold District Council).
The current owners have granted planning permission to further extend the first floor across the current single storey extension. Planning reference 20/00221/ful (Cotswold District Council).
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.
Holder Close is a cul-de-sac of homes believed to have been built in the late 1990's. The homes sit beside open countryside to one side and adjacent to the Tetbury Recreational ground to the other. This particular property has been updated and extended by its current owners to create a practically arranged home.
On the ground floor the sitting room occupies the front side of the house, with stairs rising to the first floor and a door to the kitchen. The kitchen has been extended to the rear to now create a good-sized room with space for a dining table as well as a seating area in front of bi-folding doors to the garden. The kitchen itself has a modern range of fitted units with some integrated appliances and plumbing for a washing machine.
On the first floor there are three bedrooms and a bathroom, all arranged around a central landing.
Externally there is a low maintenance garden to the front of the property that is laid to shingle, whilst at the rear is a lawn with adjacent patio area, plus a timber shed at the far end. The property benefits from two allocated parking spaces.
We understand the property is connected to all mains services: Gas, electric, water and drainage. Council tax band C (Cotswold District Council).
The current owners have granted planning permission to further extend the first floor across the current single storey extension. Planning reference 20/00221/ful (Cotswold District Council).
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.
