Stratton Heights, Cirencester

A modern, well-presented, light and airy three bedroom terraced home in Stratton. Occupying a pleasant position on the outskirts of the development, close to local amenities, facilities and an excellent nearby school.

Early viewing of this good sized family home in the desirable area of Stratton is highly recommended.

Entrance porch leading into the lounge which overlooks the front and with stairs to the first floor.

The kitchen is fitted with a range of grey wall and base units, integrated oven/hob/extractor, and space for a washing machine. There is a rear door for access to the garden.

On the first floor there are three good sized bedrooms, 2 of which are doubles.

The family bathroom comprises of white three piece suite consisting of shower over the bath, basin and WC. There is also a heated towel rail.

To the rear there is a fully enclosed, low maintenance sunny garden with patio and astro turf. There is also a rear gate for access.

To the side of the property there is off road parking for 1 car.

The property is warmed by gas central heating and has UVPC double glazed windows throughout.

One small pet considered at £20 per month.

Available 10th May 2024.























AMENITIES: -

Cirencester in Gloucestershire - known as the Capital of the Cotswolds. A beautiful market town with regular markets held on a Monday and a Friday that really do bring the town to life. Most Saturdays there are various markets including the local Farmers Market which is held on the 2nd and 4 Saturday of the month where you can find a fabulous selection of locally sourced produce.

Independent shops are abundant and in particular a visit to Black Jack Street is a must, an incredibly pretty street located at the back of the historic church which boasts various little shops including a chocolate shop, sweet shop, bakery, cafes, waffle shop and clothes shops. At one end of this lovely little street, you can find the Corinium Museum which has a wealth of information pertaining to the towns history.

Cirencester is also proud to be the home of the Barn Theatre. A wonderful bespoke Theatre which has various productions on throughout the year.

Cirencester has excellent schools and nurseries, sixth form college and is also home to the Royal Agricultural University.

For the active there are numerous sports facilities available within the town, Cirencester Leisure Centre and various gyms. Cirencester Park is open to the public for glorious walks and is also home to Cirencester Tennis and Cricket clubs. If you love golf Cirencester has a long-established golf course just a few minutes' drive away. Just outside Cirencester you can find the Water Park at South Cerney, providing excellent water sports from jet skiing, canoeing, paddle boarding the list is endless. There are also many fabulous walks around the lakes with various cafes providing a much-needed pit stop.

Located between Swindon and Gloucester Cirencester has great links to the M4 and M5.

Kemble train station is just an 11-minute drive from Cirencester and is located on the Cheltenham-Swindon-London line providing great links to the Midlands, the North, the Southwest and London.



Council Tax Band: C (Cotswold District Council)
Holding Deposit: £300