Property description

This handsome reconstituted Cotswold stone three-storey town house was built some 25 years ago in what is a very popular and quiet cul-de-sac on the western edge of the town with far reaching open views and sunsets towards Beverston and beyond.



The accommodation consists of recessed entrance porch into the entrance hall with a double glazed entrance door and staircase to landing. The hall leads into an attractive 'L' shaped versatile room which has been converted from the original integral garage and a reception room into what is now a spacious bedroom with office area. It would be equally suited to a family/hobbies room or work from home office.



At first floor level the fitted kitchen at the back of the property has a smart range of ash units comprising base cupboards and drawers and integrated double oven, gas hob and dishwasher. From here a door leads out into the easy to maintain rear garden. Across the landing at the front of the house the lounge/dining room enjoys the views and there is a cloakroom with a modern white suite. Arriving on the top floor, there are two double bedrooms, both with fitted double wardrobes, and the family bathroom which again has a modern white suite with a thermostatic shower over the panelled bath and contrasting fully tiled walls.



The house has the benefit of gas fired radiator central heating, modern replaced double glazed UPVc windows with leaded lights, new internal timber doors, and room to easily create a second parking space within the front garden if required. An early appointment to view is strongly recommended.