House For Sale £400,000
An iconic 1970’s architect designed house located within the historical part of Cirencester, a short walk from Cecilly Hill and the town’s Market Place.
Property Information
Thomas Street lies within the heart of the historical town of Cirencester. The street reflects many fine Listed buildings all set within the conservation area. It is ideally located for its proximity to the town and nearby parkland. 59 Thomas Street is an iconic 70’s-built house that has been traditionally constructed of reconstituted stone elevations set beneath a pitched tiled roof and has the comfort of replacement Upvc windows and gas fired boiler that powers the domestic hot water and heating systems.
The property is stylishly presented with accommodation providing entrance hall, cloakroom, open plan stairwell with balcony landing, charming sitting room with timber flooring, large window to rear garden and opening into the spacious dining room. This offers access to the covered veranda.
The kitchen is well-appointed with a good selection of base and wall mounted units incorporating free-standing cooker with extractor hood over. Window to front aspect a servery to the dining room.
To the first floor lie three double bedrooms and modern bathroom with white suite.
To the outside lies parking for a single car and store. The rear garden is hard landscaped providing a covered patio for alfresco dining, terrace with established planting and separate rear pedestrian access.
59 Thomas Street is a unique house within this much sought-after location, offered with no onward chain. A viewing is highly recommended.
Location
Cirencester known as the ‘Capital of the Cotswolds’ is a bustling market town offering an excellent range of amenities and a popular location for visitors who seek to explore the Cotswolds. The town provides a good selection of education at all levels, modern medical practices, sporting facilities and extensive range of clubs, associations and pastimes.
From Cirencester, Swindon c.17 miles and Cheltenham c.18 miles.
Railway station at Kemble, London Paddington about 80 minutes.
General Information
All main services are connected to the property. Council Tax Band ‘C’ charges 2023/24 £1,904.51. EPC Band C (73). Local
Authority: Cotswold District Council, Cirencester[use Contact Agent Button].
Directions
From the selling agent’s office, proceed down Castle Street bearing right into Park Street, take the next left into Thomas Street and
the property will be found on your right-hand side, shortly after the right turning into Coxwell Street.
Property Information
Thomas Street lies within the heart of the historical town of Cirencester. The street reflects many fine Listed buildings all set within the conservation area. It is ideally located for its proximity to the town and nearby parkland. 59 Thomas Street is an iconic 70’s-built house that has been traditionally constructed of reconstituted stone elevations set beneath a pitched tiled roof and has the comfort of replacement Upvc windows and gas fired boiler that powers the domestic hot water and heating systems.
The property is stylishly presented with accommodation providing entrance hall, cloakroom, open plan stairwell with balcony landing, charming sitting room with timber flooring, large window to rear garden and opening into the spacious dining room. This offers access to the covered veranda.
The kitchen is well-appointed with a good selection of base and wall mounted units incorporating free-standing cooker with extractor hood over. Window to front aspect a servery to the dining room.
To the first floor lie three double bedrooms and modern bathroom with white suite.
To the outside lies parking for a single car and store. The rear garden is hard landscaped providing a covered patio for alfresco dining, terrace with established planting and separate rear pedestrian access.
59 Thomas Street is a unique house within this much sought-after location, offered with no onward chain. A viewing is highly recommended.
Location
Cirencester known as the ‘Capital of the Cotswolds’ is a bustling market town offering an excellent range of amenities and a popular location for visitors who seek to explore the Cotswolds. The town provides a good selection of education at all levels, modern medical practices, sporting facilities and extensive range of clubs, associations and pastimes.
From Cirencester, Swindon c.17 miles and Cheltenham c.18 miles.
Railway station at Kemble, London Paddington about 80 minutes.
General Information
All main services are connected to the property. Council Tax Band ‘C’ charges 2023/24 £1,904.51. EPC Band C (73). Local
Authority: Cotswold District Council, Cirencester[use Contact Agent Button].
Directions
From the selling agent’s office, proceed down Castle Street bearing right into Park Street, take the next left into Thomas Street and
the property will be found on your right-hand side, shortly after the right turning into Coxwell Street.
