Full details for 3 Bedroom Property For Sale in Tetbury
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Occupying an elevated and favourable position just a stone’s throw from the town centre, this period home is immaculate throughout and has the added benefit of off-street parking and a southernly facing garden.
This charming home is situated on a corner position at the join of Cirencester Road and Northfield Road; two sought after addresses within Tetbury’s postcode. The property has been updated throughout by the current owners during their two and a half year time in residence and retains a wealth of character mixed with sympathetic additions such as double-glazed sash windows, reclaimed floor tiles and floorboards. The accommodation is set across three floors, reaching approximately 1034sq.ft, and ticks all the boxes for practical 21st century life.
Entering via the front door opens into an entrance porch which is laid with stone flooring, perfect for kicking off coats and shoes. An internal, partially glazed door leads into the sitting room featuring exposed wooden floorboards that have been refurbished and flow throughout the two reception rooms. The sitting room has a focal fireplace with a log burner set within, perfect for cosy winter days. A sash window overlooks the front garden area. Continuing through to the dining area there is plenty of space for a large dining table and chairs, allowing for a fantastic social space. There is a glazed external door that opens onto the side patio terrace and the stairs also leads up to the first floor from here there is an understairs storage cupboard. The kitchen sits to the rear of the property with another door opening onto the garden. The kitchen has been recently updated throughout with a painted range of wall and base units in a shaker style and a Belfast sink with a solid wooden worktop. Integrated appliances include a washing machine, gas hob, and electric fan-assisted oven. There is space for a freestanding fridge/freezer and plumbing for a dishwasher, which the current owners will be leaving as part of the sale.
Rising to the first floor there is a landing area providing access to all the bedrooms and bathroom. The main bedroom is to the rear of the property and is a fantastic double room, with two useful fitted cupboards that are great use for wardrobes and clothes storage. Bedroom two is at the front of the house and is another double bedroom with a very pleasant outlook to the countryside that surround the town. The bathroom completes the first floor and is fully tiled with a white suite comprising a corner sink unit, bath with a shower over and a W.C.
On the second floor is the final room which is currently used as an occasional bedroom and a study. This space enjoys a dual aspect via a skylight window and has recently upgraded insulation during the current ownership.
Externally, there is a wraparound garden that covers the front and side of the property. Along the side, which is the south facing orientation of the property, is a great patio terrace that enjoys a good level of privacy and makes an ideal area for outdoor dining in the summer months. Mature and well-maintained raised borders run along the side of the terrace and naturally divide the side garden from the front with the aid of trellising and a wooden archway. The front area is also enclosed by hedging and offers a pleasant mixture of lawn and mature borders. There is a flagstone pathway leading up to the front door from the gate to the pavement.
At the rear is a gravelled driveway allowing comfortable parking for three vehicles and had a hardstanding with a timber shed; measuring 10’ x 8’. We are informed that the neighbouring property has a right of way by foot to their pedestrian gate for rubbish bins.
The property is connected to mains services such as gas, electricity, drainage, and water. Council tax band D (Cotswold District Council).
EPC – E (48).
Tetbury is a historic wool town situated within the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The town is known for its royal association with HM King Charles III, who resides at nearby Highgrove House. It hosts the highly anticipated and well-attended annual Woolsack Race each May on Gumstool Hill. The charming and quintessential town centre offers many amenities, including cafes, boutiques, pubs, and restaurants. Essential amenities such as a supermarket, and both primary and secondary schools, are within the town itself.
Kemble station, which provides a mainline service to London Paddington, is located approximately 7 miles north. Both the M4 and M5 are equidistant to the south and west, respectively, offering convenient transport links to Bath, Bristol, and London.
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