House For Sale £315,000
A charming town cottage, set a short walk from the market place and river Thames. South facing rear garden. No onward chain.
St John’s Street lies to the east of the town’s Market Place, convenient to the primary school and access to the Thames Path. It comprises a semi-detached period cottage that has been traditionally constructed of natural stone elevations set beneath a pitched blue slate roof. With the benefit of a gas fired boiler that powers the domestic hot water and heating system, the cottage reflects considerable charm.
The living room has a flagstone floor, exposed ceiling beam, window to front aspect, internal window to kitchen and fireplace housing a wood burning stove. Stairs rise to first floor, access leads into the galley kitchen with built-in appliances. Door and window to rear and further door opens into the modern bathroom.
Stairs rise to the first floor to an open landing that offers a variety of uses form home office to occasional bedroom. There is a double bedroom with window to front and built-in cupboards. Stairs rise to the second-floor bedroom, this magnificent room has exposed timber floors, ceiling beams and window to rear.
11 St John’s Street has side pedestrian access that leads to the south facing rear garden. With paved terrace, steps lead onto a garden with established planting, garden store with electric supply. The garden is south facing. On street parking.
General Information
The property is freehold offering vacant possession upon completion. We are advised that all main services are connected. Local Authority: Cotswold District Council, Cirencester[use Contact Agent Button]. The property is Listed Grade II for its historical importance.
Lechlade is located on the further most navigational point of the River Thames bordering three counties. It is a charming historic Cotswold market town boasting a vibrant community. The town offers a wealth of reputable day to day amenities to include a popular primary school, convenience stores, butchers, modern medical centre, dentists, numerous public houses, and restaurants. Its proximity to the River Thames affords aquatic pasttimes and splendid walks.
St John’s Street lies to the east of the town’s Market Place, convenient to the primary school and access to the Thames Path. It comprises a semi-detached period cottage that has been traditionally constructed of natural stone elevations set beneath a pitched blue slate roof. With the benefit of a gas fired boiler that powers the domestic hot water and heating system, the cottage reflects considerable charm.
The living room has a flagstone floor, exposed ceiling beam, window to front aspect, internal window to kitchen and fireplace housing a wood burning stove. Stairs rise to first floor, access leads into the galley kitchen with built-in appliances. Door and window to rear and further door opens into the modern bathroom.
Stairs rise to the first floor to an open landing that offers a variety of uses form home office to occasional bedroom. There is a double bedroom with window to front and built-in cupboards. Stairs rise to the second-floor bedroom, this magnificent room has exposed timber floors, ceiling beams and window to rear.
11 St John’s Street has side pedestrian access that leads to the south facing rear garden. With paved terrace, steps lead onto a garden with established planting, garden store with electric supply. The garden is south facing. On street parking.
General Information
The property is freehold offering vacant possession upon completion. We are advised that all main services are connected. Local Authority: Cotswold District Council, Cirencester[use Contact Agent Button]. The property is Listed Grade II for its historical importance.
Lechlade is located on the further most navigational point of the River Thames bordering three counties. It is a charming historic Cotswold market town boasting a vibrant community. The town offers a wealth of reputable day to day amenities to include a popular primary school, convenience stores, butchers, modern medical centre, dentists, numerous public houses, and restaurants. Its proximity to the River Thames affords aquatic pasttimes and splendid walks.