Kingsmead, Lechlade, Gloucestershire, GL7

Truly an amazing home. Skilfully extended and beautifully presented chalet style residence occupying an established location away from main roads but nearby to amenities. Delightful gardens with summer house.

Kingsmead forms part of an established cul-de-sac development of detached houses situated to the north of the town’s Market Place. No 52 comprises a detached chalet style home of traditional construction offering beautifully presented accommodation over two floors.

The layout briefly comprises parquet oak floored entrance hall with stairs rising to first floor, sitting room with dual aspect, polished wood parquet floors and fireplace housing wood burning stove, walk-in square bay to front elevation. The open plan kitchen is magnificent. Bright and spacious incorporating a bespoke kitchen with quality built-in appliances, large island, timber floors and ample space for dining and soft seating, bi-folding doors leading onto the alfresco terrace. The ground floor further encompasses two double bedrooms, one with a large en-suite bathroom, separate large wet room with WC and utility room. To the first floor, a large landing comfortably accommodates space for home study, two further double bedrooms and shower room, ample eaves storage.

A particular attraction to this charming home is the outside space. Set back and well screened from the road, a herringbone block driveway leads to the front and side offering ample parking. Established planting and lawns. Side pedestrian access leading into the rear garden. Of good proportion, the rear garden enjoys considerable privacy with paved terrace onto lawns with planted borders. A painted timber SUMMER HOUSE with power and WiFi occupies a sunny position within the garden, an ideal home office or perfect retreat! Greenhouse and garden store.

52 Kingsmead is a delightful home, blending the maturity of its location yet embracing modern day living, an internal inspection is highly recommended.

Lechlade is located on the further most navigational point of the River Thames bordering three counties. It is a charming historic Cotswold market town boasting a vibrant community. The town offers a wealth of reputable day to day amenities to include a popular primary school, convenience stores, butchers, modern medical centre, dentists, numerous public houses, and restaurants. Its proximity to the River Thames affords aquatic pastimes and splendid walks.