House For Sale £550,000
An individual detached house adjoining open countryside.
Description
The property is located on an established development of individual houses, which is found on the fringe of the town and less than a quarter of a mile from the centre. The house is found at the head of a cul-de-sac and adjoins open countryside.
The house is understood to have been built in the late 1980's by Crest Homes. Traditionally constructed of reconstituted stone elevations beneath a blue slate roof, the house comprises two reception rooms, the dual aspect sitting room having an open fireplace. The kitchen is well fitted and adjoins the utility room. There is also access to the cloakroom and integral garage.
On the first floor there are are four bedrooms, one of which are interconnecting with a study. In addition to the family bathroom there is an en suite shower room.
The house is set back from the close with off road parking. The front garden is open plan with side access to the rear. The rear garden is hard landscaped with a heavily planted spring garden, a variety of established shrubs and perennials.
Location
Northleach is a small historic town situated about nine miles from the market town of Cirencester. Tucked away from the A40, between undulating hills, it stands at a crossroads on
the Roman Fosse Way, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The streets in and around the ancient market place are rich in architectural interest ranging from half-timbered
Tudor houses to merchants’ stores. Northleach has an excellent variety of shops including an award winning butcher, a vintner, a chemist and a post office. The town also benefits from a doctor’s surgery, primary school, nursery, a magnificent medieval church and the well regarded Wheatsheaf Inn, a Mr and Mrs Smith boutique hotel. More extensive shopping, leisure and educational facilities can be found in Cheltenham and Oxford. A lively charter market is held every Wednesday and the Charter Fair is held annually in June.
Square Footage: 1,687 sq ft
Directions
From the Northleach traffic lights on the Fosse Way. Head for the centre of Northleach and take the second turning on the right and then right again. No 6 is at the left head of the cul-de-sac.
Cirencester 10 miles; Burford 9 miles; Stow-on-the-Wold 10 miles; Cheltenham 12 miles;
Kingham 12 miles (mainline station to London Paddington 85 minutes); Oxford 25 miles (All distances and times are approximate)
Additional Info
Mains water, electricity and drainage.
Description
The property is located on an established development of individual houses, which is found on the fringe of the town and less than a quarter of a mile from the centre. The house is found at the head of a cul-de-sac and adjoins open countryside.
The house is understood to have been built in the late 1980's by Crest Homes. Traditionally constructed of reconstituted stone elevations beneath a blue slate roof, the house comprises two reception rooms, the dual aspect sitting room having an open fireplace. The kitchen is well fitted and adjoins the utility room. There is also access to the cloakroom and integral garage.
On the first floor there are are four bedrooms, one of which are interconnecting with a study. In addition to the family bathroom there is an en suite shower room.
The house is set back from the close with off road parking. The front garden is open plan with side access to the rear. The rear garden is hard landscaped with a heavily planted spring garden, a variety of established shrubs and perennials.
Location
Northleach is a small historic town situated about nine miles from the market town of Cirencester. Tucked away from the A40, between undulating hills, it stands at a crossroads on
the Roman Fosse Way, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The streets in and around the ancient market place are rich in architectural interest ranging from half-timbered
Tudor houses to merchants’ stores. Northleach has an excellent variety of shops including an award winning butcher, a vintner, a chemist and a post office. The town also benefits from a doctor’s surgery, primary school, nursery, a magnificent medieval church and the well regarded Wheatsheaf Inn, a Mr and Mrs Smith boutique hotel. More extensive shopping, leisure and educational facilities can be found in Cheltenham and Oxford. A lively charter market is held every Wednesday and the Charter Fair is held annually in June.
Square Footage: 1,687 sq ft
Directions
From the Northleach traffic lights on the Fosse Way. Head for the centre of Northleach and take the second turning on the right and then right again. No 6 is at the left head of the cul-de-sac.
Cirencester 10 miles; Burford 9 miles; Stow-on-the-Wold 10 miles; Cheltenham 12 miles;
Kingham 12 miles (mainline station to London Paddington 85 minutes); Oxford 25 miles (All distances and times are approximate)
Additional Info
Mains water, electricity and drainage.
