Glebe Close, Mitcheldean

An extended three-bedroom semi-detached home tucked away in a quiet residential cul-de-sac in the sought-after town of Mitcheldean. The property offers generous living space throughout, while outside there is off-road parking, a garage, and well-maintained enclosed gardens that enjoy a pleasant countryside outlook to the rear.

Mitcheldean offers a variety of amenities tailored to serve its residents, including local shops, cosy pubs, a primary school, the Ofsted-rated Outstanding Dene Magna Secondary School, a library, and a community centre. Throughout the year, the town comes alive with numerous events, from vibrant festivals to bustling markets, creating a strong sense of community and lively atmosphere.

As you step into the property, the entrance hallway serves as a useful transitional space — ideal for shedding coats, shoes, or umbrellas before moving into the main living areas. It offers privacy from the street and helps maintain warmth throughout the house by acting as a buffer zone between outside and in. This gives access to the main living areas and provides a natural route through the home. Stairs rise to the first-floor landing from here, neatly tucked to the side so they don’t dominate the space, and there’s direct access into both the living room and kitchen/dining area, allowing easy flow depending on your use of the home.

The main living room is a good size and has a feature fireplace set into a partial dividing wall, which adds architectural interest and subtly zones the space. There’s generous wall space for a media unit and large seating arrangement, and the dual-aspect layout gives flexibility for multiple furniture configurations. Its position at the front of the house provides a pleasant outlook and good natural light.

The living room flows into the dining area, this space is naturally bright thanks to sliding doors that open directly onto the garden, blurring the line between indoors and out. The room comfortably accommodates a full-size dining table and chairs, and the proportions allow for a sideboard or display unit without compromising movement. It's well connected to both the kitchen and living area, making it a practical flow for everyday use or entertaining. From the dining area, a door leads into the kitchen. 

The kitchen is a galley-style layout with full-height cabinetry and a continuation of wood finishes across the ceiling and cupboard fronts. This layout offers excellent workflow between cooking zones, with integrated double oven and gas hob positioned for efficiency. The tall units offer extensive pantry and appliance storage, keeping worktops clear and practical. The long layout also means there's room for additional freestanding appliances or a slim breakfast bar at one end if desired.

Completing the ground floor, an inner hallway provides access to a practical downstairs shower room, fitted with a shower cubicle and W.C. There's also a door from here leading directly into the garage, offering convenient internal access for storage, utility use, or bringing items in from the car.

Stairs lead to the first floor landing where doors give access into the three bedrooms and family bathroom.

The largest of the bedrooms, the principal bedroom faces the front and comfortably fits a double bed with space left for bedside tables and larger freestanding storage units or a chest of drawers. The built-in wardrobe runs the length of one wall, freeing up floor space and keeping the room clean and uncluttered. The view is open and looks toward the nearby greenery and surrounding homes.

Another double room, bedroom two has fitted wardrobes offering the same benefit of maximising usable space. Positioned at the rear, it enjoys a more private aspect and has an attractive outlook toward the rear garden and countryside beyond- a peaceful backdrop that enhances its suitability as a main or guest bedroom.

A generously sized single bedroom, bedroom three is ideal for a child’s room, guest space, or home office. It has enough room for a single bed and a full-size wardrobe or desk, and the window brings in good light from the front. Its proportions would also work well as a hobby or craft room.

Fitted with a full-size bath, sink, and WC, this main bathroom is lined with neutral tiles and features a window for natural light and ventilation. The layout is space-efficient, and the bath is recessed neatly under the window, with space for shelving or storage baskets at either end.

Outside- To the front of the property, a driveway provides off-road parking and leads directly to the garage, which is accessed via an up-and-over door and benefits from power and lighting. The frontage also features a neatly kept lawn with established planted borders, offering a welcoming first impression and some kerb appeal without requiring intensive upkeep. The rear garden is smartly laid out and well-balanced, offering a mix of usable lawn, structured planting, and generous patio space. Directly outside the house is a paved seating area, perfect for outdoor dining or entertaining, with steps leading up to a neatly retained lawn framed by established borders and low-maintenance shrubs. A standout feature is the brick-built detached outbuilding — ideal for use as a secure garden store, workshop, or hobby space. The garden itself is private and enclosed, with hedging along the boundary and views toward the greenery beyond.