Property description

An appealing red brick and rough cast rendered semi detached house built around 1928 for the local authority out of bricks taken down from Air Ministry buildings on Beverston Airfield after the first world war. The property stands in an ideal position for an easy level walk into the town centre.



The accommodation consists of entrance hall with staircase to landing. A through lounge has a reconstituted Cotswold stone feature fireplace and windows to the front and rear. A separate dining room has a natural stone open fireplace and the fitted kitchen/breakfast room has a range of older hessian effect units comprising base and wall cupboards and planned space for appliances. Just off the kitchen is a cloakroom with a white suite of low level WC and wash hand basin.



At first floor level there are three good size bedrooms (two doubles and a large single). The spacious bathroom has a modern white suite including a separate shower cubicle in addition to the panelled bath, low level WC and wash hand basin in a vanity unit. Also off the landing is a separate shower room in need of some attention and updating.



The house has the benefit of a modern gas fired radiator central heating system and pressured hot water system. There is space at the front to park two or three cars whilst at the rear the level garden is about 100ft long and laid predominantly to lawn - thus offering great potential for the house to be extended should this be required.

 

Agents Note

Under the terms of Section 157 of the 1985 Housing Act, there are qualifying criteria for any purchaser. Please call us for further details.