Siddington Road, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, GL7

A beautiful and deceptively spacious three bedroom semi-detached house with an extended kitchen/dining/family room, generous garden, off-street parking and garage.

Located on Siddington Road, on the outskirts of Cirencester but within easy reach of local amenities, this three bedroom semi-detached house is very spacious and has been beautifully finished. It comprises:

Ground Floor:

Entrance Hall with wooden flooring, under-stairs storage and doors to the downstairs WC, the Living Room with wooden flooring and a bay fronted window and also the extended Kitchen/Dining/Family Room which has limestone tiled flooring, fully fitted kitchen with integral fridge/freezer, raised electric oven, induction hob with extraction hood above, kitchen island with sink & drainer and plumbing for dishwasher & washing machine. There are three skylight windows, a rear facing window and bi-fold doors leading to the rear garden, all of which provide a vast amount of natural light.

First Floor:

Upstairs are three bedrooms. Two double bedrooms and a third (single) bedroom, all with carpeted flooring.

The family Bathroom has been recently refurbished with porcelain tiled flooring, a bath with a shower over, WC, wash hand basin and a chrome heated towel rail. The boiler and water tank are located in the airing cupboard in the bathroom.

Outside:

There is a gravel driveway providing ample off street parking for two cars and an electric charging point for those with electric cars. The garage can be accessed via a shared driveway to the side of the property and has been adapted to include a dry storage area / office at the rear.

To the rear of the property is a private, dog proof garden, mostly laid to lawn with a patio area for sitting out and a wood chip play area at the bottom of the garden.

Freehold
EPC - D
Council Tax Band - C - £2,145.16p/a 25/26

Cirencester, known as the Capital of the Cotswolds and famous for its Roman history, has an abundance of cultural attractions including the Corinium Museum, Roman Amphitheatre and the Abbey. Cirencester Park is home to the Polo Club, one of the most historic clubs in the country, being founded in 1894.

The Market Place offers a choice of high street stores, independent retailers, cafes and restaurants. There is also the multi-award-winning Barn Theatre, Sundial Theatre and the Bathurst Estate and grounds.