House For Sale £775,000
Welcome to Lewis Lane, a captivating Victorian townhouse that seamlessly blends historic charm with modern living.
As you step through the front door into the grand hallway, the first room to greet you is the modern kitchen, a culinary haven adorned with engineered oak flooring and quartz worktops. This front-of-the-house focal point offers both convenience and style, a perfect balance of classic and contemporary.
Moving through the hallway, the first reception room has been transformed into a charming library/snug, creating a cozy retreat for quiet moments of reading and reflection along with a beautiful feature fireplace. This space flows seamlessly into the living room, providing an elegant transition from literature to relaxation. From there, the journey continues into the conservatory at the rear, a delightful space that opens to picturesque views of the mature and well stocked garden, a modern extension seamlessly integrated into the Victorian charm.
The ground floor also houses a practical downstairs cloakroom with built-in washing machine and tumble drier. Additional storage , adds functionality to your daily routine. As you ascend to the upper levels, you'll find the four bedrooms thoughtfully spread across the second and third floors, each offering its unique charm with stripped floorboards and ample living space with the top floor bedrooms served by a shower room and WC.
Accessed from the large hallway, the fully insulated basement provides the flexibility of a fifth bedroom, adapting to your evolving lifestyle needs. The upper levels reveal a large modern family bathroom, complete with large walk-in shower and electric underfloor heating, ensuring a touch of luxury in your day to day living.
For those seeking additional space, the loft has been thoughtfully boarded, offering extra storage or a potential creative haven. As you step outside, the rear private garden welcomes you with spacious seating area, providing a versatile outdoor extension of your living space which enjoys sunshine all the day with the far decked area catching the last rays.
A private secured garden gate guides you through a useful alleyway that runs behind the row of properties eventually leading to the discreet side entrance on to Tower Street through a solid shared locked gate.
Lewis Lane is not just a house; it's a curated living experience. With its Victorian roots and modern updates, this residence invites you to embrace a lifestyle where comfort and style coexist seamlessly. Come and discover the perfect fusion of timeless elegance and contemporary living in this captivating home.
Location:
Cirencester lies on the lower dip slopes of the Cotswold Hills, an outcrop of oolitic limestone. Natural drainage is into the River Churn, which flows roughly north to south through the eastern side of the town and joins the Thames near Cricklade a little to the south. The Thames itself rises just a few miles west of Cirencester.
The town is split into five main areas: the town centre, the suburbs of Chesterton, Stratton (originally villages outside the town), Watermoor and The Beeches. The village of Siddington to the south of the town is now almost contiguous with Watermoor.
Other suburbs include Bowling Green and New Mills.The area and population of these 5 electoral wards are identical to that quoted above. The town serves as a centre for surrounding villages, providing employment, amenities, shops, commerce and education, and as a commuter town for larger centres such as Cheltenham, Swindon and Stroud.
As you step through the front door into the grand hallway, the first room to greet you is the modern kitchen, a culinary haven adorned with engineered oak flooring and quartz worktops. This front-of-the-house focal point offers both convenience and style, a perfect balance of classic and contemporary.
Moving through the hallway, the first reception room has been transformed into a charming library/snug, creating a cozy retreat for quiet moments of reading and reflection along with a beautiful feature fireplace. This space flows seamlessly into the living room, providing an elegant transition from literature to relaxation. From there, the journey continues into the conservatory at the rear, a delightful space that opens to picturesque views of the mature and well stocked garden, a modern extension seamlessly integrated into the Victorian charm.
The ground floor also houses a practical downstairs cloakroom with built-in washing machine and tumble drier. Additional storage , adds functionality to your daily routine. As you ascend to the upper levels, you'll find the four bedrooms thoughtfully spread across the second and third floors, each offering its unique charm with stripped floorboards and ample living space with the top floor bedrooms served by a shower room and WC.
Accessed from the large hallway, the fully insulated basement provides the flexibility of a fifth bedroom, adapting to your evolving lifestyle needs. The upper levels reveal a large modern family bathroom, complete with large walk-in shower and electric underfloor heating, ensuring a touch of luxury in your day to day living.
For those seeking additional space, the loft has been thoughtfully boarded, offering extra storage or a potential creative haven. As you step outside, the rear private garden welcomes you with spacious seating area, providing a versatile outdoor extension of your living space which enjoys sunshine all the day with the far decked area catching the last rays.
A private secured garden gate guides you through a useful alleyway that runs behind the row of properties eventually leading to the discreet side entrance on to Tower Street through a solid shared locked gate.
Lewis Lane is not just a house; it's a curated living experience. With its Victorian roots and modern updates, this residence invites you to embrace a lifestyle where comfort and style coexist seamlessly. Come and discover the perfect fusion of timeless elegance and contemporary living in this captivating home.
Location:
Cirencester lies on the lower dip slopes of the Cotswold Hills, an outcrop of oolitic limestone. Natural drainage is into the River Churn, which flows roughly north to south through the eastern side of the town and joins the Thames near Cricklade a little to the south. The Thames itself rises just a few miles west of Cirencester.
The town is split into five main areas: the town centre, the suburbs of Chesterton, Stratton (originally villages outside the town), Watermoor and The Beeches. The village of Siddington to the south of the town is now almost contiguous with Watermoor.
Other suburbs include Bowling Green and New Mills.The area and population of these 5 electoral wards are identical to that quoted above. The town serves as a centre for surrounding villages, providing employment, amenities, shops, commerce and education, and as a commuter town for larger centres such as Cheltenham, Swindon and Stroud.
