Goose Lane, Bollow, Westbury-On-Severn

A very well presented and charming barn conversion situated in a rural location and backing onto farmland. Boasting characterful exposed timbers, generous and private garden plus two parking spaces this end of terrace barn is a gem in the countryside. Offered with no onward chain.

Living / Dining Room - Windows to the front and rear aspects of the property and also a door leading out to the rear. Character features such as a gas fireplace and exposed beams.

Kitchen - Kitchen to include ample storage in a range of floor and eye level units, accompanied by a integrated appliances to include electric oven, a four ring induction hob and extractor hood. Additional space for fridge and plumbing for a dishwasher.

Utility Cupboard - Previously a cloakroom and plumbing remains should you wish change back. Now the space has plumbing for automatic washing machine and option to stack tumble drier.

Master Bedroom - Double bedroom with exposed timber beam. Two windows to rear elevation.

Second Bedroom - Window to front elevation and feature exposed timbers.

Bathroom - White suite compromising of a bath with a overhead shower, WC and a hand wash basin.

Outside - To the front of the property you have a paved parking area with space for two vehicles. A front lawn with mature trees with a pathway leads to the front door. There is a gravelled path with open access to the side of the barn which leads to the rear garden and features a generous patio area ideal for alfresco dining, an expanse of lawn, a large, raised vegetable productive area and a good sized stone and block built shed (3.56 x 2.03). The rear garden backs onto surrounding farmland and offers a peaceful and quiet back drop.

Location - The rural village of Westbury on Severn offers an idyllic location for those seeking to enjoy a slower pace of life whilst having access to various amenities to include two primary schools, post office, public house, dentist, active parish hall and rugby football ground. With various travel links and public transport, the village sits a short 10 miles from the historic city centre of Gloucester which offers access to larger superstores, shops and eateries, secondary schooling and train station with direct lines to London Paddington.

Material Information - Tenure - Freehold
Grade Two Listed
Council Tax Band C
Forest of Dean District Council - £1923.69 (2024/25)
Electricity supply: Mains
Water supply: Mains
Sewerage: Septic tank
Heating: Oil central heating
Fire in living room: LPG bottles
Broadband speed: Gigaclear fibre connected 500mbps
Mobile phone coverage: Vodafone, EE and O2