House For Sale £775,000
Occupying A central village location in an area of outstanding natural beauty, this light and airy detached home offers fabulous, far reaching views with the convenience of being near to amenities.
Entrance Hall, Sitting/Dining Room, Kitchen/Breakfast Room, Conservatory, Utility Room, 2 x Shower Rooms, 4 Bedrooms, Family Bathroom, Workshop, Garage, Gardens, Gated Parking, Views.
Description
Occupying a central village location in an area of outstanding natural beauty, this light and airy detached home offers the most fabulous views yet with all the convenience of being close to amenities. With bedrooms and bathrooms on both the ground and the first floors, the adaptable space could easily accommodate a variety of needs. A lovely conservatory with underfloor heating offers an ideal space from which to enjoy the ever changing seasons together with access to the garden.
Entry to the property is into a tiled hallway leading to a number of rooms including the sitting/dining room with multi-fuel stove, kitchen/breakfast room with built in dishwasher and social breakfast bar, shower room, ground floor bedroom, utility room, workshop and garage. On the first floor there are three bedrooms, each with a view and the master benefiting from an en-suite shower room, together with a family bathroom.
Gated off street parking is available to the front of the property together with access to the garage. The majority of the gardens are located to the rear with sociable entertaining spaces overlooking the lawned gardens encompassed by a range of established shrubs and hedges. To the rear of the property you will find a potting shed together with useful log store.
Directions
From our Stroud Office, proceed left into Cornhill continuing up into Parliament Street and on to the village of Bisley. Follow the through traffic sign and at the 'T' junction in the centre of the village turn right. Immediately after leaving the village turn left for Oakridge Lynch. Continue on this lane for about a mile before turning left, signposted to The Butchers Arms. Take the next right towards the pub and turn left just before the pub. Take the first turning on the right where the property can be found on the left hand side, just before the village shop.
Location
Oakridge Lynch is a delightful place to live, a pretty village situated in the hills between Cirencester and Stroud, south of Cheltenham. Approached down rural lanes, it is not on any through route, so delightfully quiet and peaceful. It retains a Post Office/shop, pub and popular primary school all within walking distance of Badger Cottage. For older children there are a variety of secondary schools secondary schools, including Stroud High and Marling (grammar schools), in Stroud and Thomas Keble in Eastcombe. Stroud is the main town for the region with four supermarkets, an award winning Farmers Market, leisure centre and multiplex cinema.
From its train station, there are frequent services into London Paddington scheduled from 90 minutes and the Capital is normally under 2 hours drive. The glorious countryside that surrounds Oakridge Lynch is a diverse source of walks on a network of public footpaths and the lanes are great to explore on bikes, with good pubs to enjoy. For golfers there are three challenging courses nearby at Minchinhampton, while Cirencester is about 15 minutes away and Cheltenham less than half an hour. Access to the M5 motorway is also good - junction 13 for Bristol or 11a for the West Midlands.
Entrance Hall, Sitting/Dining Room, Kitchen/Breakfast Room, Conservatory, Utility Room, 2 x Shower Rooms, 4 Bedrooms, Family Bathroom, Workshop, Garage, Gardens, Gated Parking, Views.
Description
Occupying a central village location in an area of outstanding natural beauty, this light and airy detached home offers the most fabulous views yet with all the convenience of being close to amenities. With bedrooms and bathrooms on both the ground and the first floors, the adaptable space could easily accommodate a variety of needs. A lovely conservatory with underfloor heating offers an ideal space from which to enjoy the ever changing seasons together with access to the garden.
Entry to the property is into a tiled hallway leading to a number of rooms including the sitting/dining room with multi-fuel stove, kitchen/breakfast room with built in dishwasher and social breakfast bar, shower room, ground floor bedroom, utility room, workshop and garage. On the first floor there are three bedrooms, each with a view and the master benefiting from an en-suite shower room, together with a family bathroom.
Gated off street parking is available to the front of the property together with access to the garage. The majority of the gardens are located to the rear with sociable entertaining spaces overlooking the lawned gardens encompassed by a range of established shrubs and hedges. To the rear of the property you will find a potting shed together with useful log store.
Directions
From our Stroud Office, proceed left into Cornhill continuing up into Parliament Street and on to the village of Bisley. Follow the through traffic sign and at the 'T' junction in the centre of the village turn right. Immediately after leaving the village turn left for Oakridge Lynch. Continue on this lane for about a mile before turning left, signposted to The Butchers Arms. Take the next right towards the pub and turn left just before the pub. Take the first turning on the right where the property can be found on the left hand side, just before the village shop.
Location
Oakridge Lynch is a delightful place to live, a pretty village situated in the hills between Cirencester and Stroud, south of Cheltenham. Approached down rural lanes, it is not on any through route, so delightfully quiet and peaceful. It retains a Post Office/shop, pub and popular primary school all within walking distance of Badger Cottage. For older children there are a variety of secondary schools secondary schools, including Stroud High and Marling (grammar schools), in Stroud and Thomas Keble in Eastcombe. Stroud is the main town for the region with four supermarkets, an award winning Farmers Market, leisure centre and multiplex cinema.
From its train station, there are frequent services into London Paddington scheduled from 90 minutes and the Capital is normally under 2 hours drive. The glorious countryside that surrounds Oakridge Lynch is a diverse source of walks on a network of public footpaths and the lanes are great to explore on bikes, with good pubs to enjoy. For golfers there are three challenging courses nearby at Minchinhampton, while Cirencester is about 15 minutes away and Cheltenham less than half an hour. Access to the M5 motorway is also good - junction 13 for Bristol or 11a for the West Midlands.
