House For Sale £340,000
Situated on the Cotswold View Development built by Westbury Homes, this three bedroom terraced family home. The property comprises of a entrance hall, downstairs WC, dining room, substantial lounge and separate kitchen with utility room. The first floor has three bedrooms, of which two are doubles, one en suite, a single bedroom and family bathroom. Other benefits include gas central heating and double glazing, there is a single garage with an additional parking space in front of the garage door, this is situated in a separate block of garages to the rear of the house.
Situated on the Cotswold View Development built by Westbury Homes, this three bedroom terraced family home. The property comprises of a entrance hall, downstairs WC, dining room, substantial lounge and separate kitchen with utility room. The first floor has three bedrooms, of which two are doubles, one en suite, a single bedroom and family bathroom. Other benefits include gas central heating and double glazing, there is a single garage with an additional parking space in front of the garage door, this is situated in a separate block of garages to the rear of the house.
Features include a stream directly in front of the house, as well as attractive mill ponds set around the development. Pedestrian access to local play area and sports grounds, as well as being 0.7 of a mile from Dursley Town Centre; including a supermarket, Petrol station, Dursley recreation ground with park, updated leisure centre offering swimming pool and gym, Dursley town centre offers a wide range of shops and amenities. These include supermarkets, local speciality stores, a hospital, and primary and secondary schools. There is also Cam and Dursley railway station, with Intercity services connecting with London (Paddington). Cheltenham, Cirencester, Bath and Bristol are all within thirty miles proximity, Gloucester (9 miles) Junction 13, M5 motorway is also within easy driving distance. Cotswold way walks are also accessible from here.<br /><br />Dursley is a market town and civil parish in southern Gloucestershire, England, situated almost equidistantly between the cities of Bristol and Gloucester. It is under the northeast flank of Stinchcombe Hill, and about 3+34 miles (6.0 km) southeast of the River Severn. The town is adjacent to Cam which, though a village, is a slightly larger community in its own right.
Situated on the Cotswold View Development built by Westbury Homes, this three bedroom terraced family home. The property comprises of a entrance hall, downstairs WC, dining room, substantial lounge and separate kitchen with utility room. The first floor has three bedrooms, of which two are doubles, one en suite, a single bedroom and family bathroom. Other benefits include gas central heating and double glazing, there is a single garage with an additional parking space in front of the garage door, this is situated in a separate block of garages to the rear of the house.
Features include a stream directly in front of the house, as well as attractive mill ponds set around the development. Pedestrian access to local play area and sports grounds, as well as being 0.7 of a mile from Dursley Town Centre; including a supermarket, Petrol station, Dursley recreation ground with park, updated leisure centre offering swimming pool and gym, Dursley town centre offers a wide range of shops and amenities. These include supermarkets, local speciality stores, a hospital, and primary and secondary schools. There is also Cam and Dursley railway station, with Intercity services connecting with London (Paddington). Cheltenham, Cirencester, Bath and Bristol are all within thirty miles proximity, Gloucester (9 miles) Junction 13, M5 motorway is also within easy driving distance. Cotswold way walks are also accessible from here.<br /><br />Dursley is a market town and civil parish in southern Gloucestershire, England, situated almost equidistantly between the cities of Bristol and Gloucester. It is under the northeast flank of Stinchcombe Hill, and about 3+34 miles (6.0 km) southeast of the River Severn. The town is adjacent to Cam which, though a village, is a slightly larger community in its own right.
