Turners Tump, Ruardean, Gloucestershire, GL17

Description

A detached bungalow built in the 1970’s (subject to an agricultural tie) enjoying beautiful views across the surrounding countryside and being sold with the benefit of just over 20 Acres. The bungalow, which offers large, light rooms, with tremendous potential, requires renovation and modernisation. The property is approached through double five bar gates off the country lane.

Situation

The village of Ruardean is approximately a mile away and offers a thriving village community. The historic town of Ross-on-Wye is some 6 miles distant and Monmouth is approximately 10 miles away, both provide a comprehensive range of amenities including a broad range of shops, schools both junior and senior which enjoy excellent reputations and a wide range of leisure and sporting facilities. The property allows easy access to the larger road network, M4 and M5, which makes Bristol, Cardiff and Birmingham within comfortable commuting distance.

The Bungalow

Enter into a large KITCHEN filled with light through the dual aspect windows, looking out over the garden and the countryside beyond. There is a range of units and a walk-in pantry style cupboard. A door leads to the: UTILITY ROOM / BOOT ROOM and on to a separate wc. Door opens to the hallway from which all the other rooms lead from. SITTING ROOM - A light and airy room with wood flooring and large, double sliding patio doors leading to the garden. There is an open fireplace with stone surround and wood mantel. BATHROOM - Panelled bath with shower over, wc, pedestal wash hand basin. There are THREE BEDROOMS all enjoying a nice outlook.

Outside

A gate opens to a drive and parking. The grounds extend around the house, beyond which are the pasture fields. There is also a derelict detached stone barn with tremendous scope for renovation.

The Farmland

For the county the main area of land is comparatively flat dropping down into the valley and extending to just over 21 Acres. It has been productively grazed mainly by sheep.

Planning

Planning consent for the main bungalow was given in 1975 and is subject to an agricultural tie. (Details of which are available in the office.) The land is being sold subject to any development plan, Tree Preservation Order, Town Planning Schedule, Resolution or Notice which may be, or come to be, in force, subject to any road widening or improvement schemes, land charges and statutory provision or by-laws without obligation on the Vendors to specify them.

Plan, Schedules and Boundaries

The plan within these particulars is based on Ordnance Survey data and is provided for identification purposes only. It is believed to be correct, but accuracy is not guaranteed. The purchaser shall be deemed to have full knowledge of all boundaries and the extent of ownership and neither the vendors, nor the Agents will be responsible for defining ownership of the boundary fences and hedges.

Rights of Way, Wayleaves and Easements

The property will be sold subject to and with the benefit of all rights of way either public or private, all easements and other rights of way whether referred to or not.

Local Authority

Forest of Dean District Council

Services

Mains water and electricity. Private drainage to a septic tank. Bunded oil tank.

EPC

Band G

Tenure

We are advised Freehold

Viewing

Strictly by appointment with the Agents: David James. Tel: .