Property description
This property is an extremely well presented, early 1970's semi-detached house built of reconstituted Cotswold stone elevations in this very popular and sought after small cul-de-sac within a short walking distance of the town centre, the primary/junior school (Ofsted rating 'good') and Tesco.
The present owners have removed the wall between the dining room and the kitchen to make a very pleasant open plan, light and spacious room with a range of smart, white units complimented by modern, grey worktops. There is an integrated dishwasher and fridge, a designer radiator and the double-glazed patio doors and window look out onto the back garden. The remaining ground floor accommodation consists of enclosed entrance porch offering added security to the entrance hall which has a staircase to the first floor. The lounge at the front of the house has a reconstituted Cotswold stone feature fireplace there is an electric focal point fire with provision for an open fire behind it. Beyond the kitchen/dining room is a side hall which leads to the garage and to the cloaks/utility room with a modern white suite of low level WC and pedestal wash basin. There is also planned space here for an automatic washing machine and freezer, and a number of white wall cupboards.
At first floor level, the gas central heating boiler is located in the airing cupboard. The smart new bathroom has a white suite that includes a chrome power shower over the shower bath, there is also a low level WC and wash hand basin and matching full tiled walls. Unusually for a bathroom there are windows to 2 aspects. The 3 bedrooms are arranged as the master bedroom to the front, a spacious double to the rear and a single to the front.
Outside, the attached garage has an up and over door, light and power points. Within the front garden, which is laid mainly to lawn, there is ample room on the driveway to park 2 cars. The rear garden is well stocked and tended, again being laid mainly to lawn with an area of patio immediately to the rear of the house plus a further gravel patio at the foot of the garden to catch the best of the afternoon sun; and this looks out onto a natural stone boundary wall, beyond which is St Marys School playing fields. There is a felt roofed, timber garden shed and beds laid out for soft fruits and vegetables.