Fosseway Avenue, Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire, GL56

Substantially extended 1930's family home, with generous rear garden and extensive off-street parking

Highly individual family home measuring 1,750 sq.ft. in total with impressive south facing kitchen/dining/family room

PROPERTY DESCRIPTION
Highly individual and substantially extended 1930's family home measuring 1,750 sq.ft. in total, with an overall generous garden plot and an extensive off-street gravelled driveway
The overall accommodation on the ground floor is impressive, with a substantial rear extension creating a large kitchen/dining/family room, offering a good selection of contemporary wall and base units, fitted Rangemaster double oven with induction hob and extractor hood over, built-in dishwasher, space for upright fridge-freezer, granite work surfaces with inset sink unit and a central island with numerous storage solutions
The adjoining family/dining space has the benefit of high-quality ceramic tiled flooring throughout, part-vaulted ceiling with three large roof lights and bi-folding glazed doors connecting to the terrace
Open to the family area, is the adjoining sitting room with an attractive fireplace with wooden decorative surround, granite inserts and hearth, incorporating a fitted cast-iron wood burner, further complemented by high-quality granite flooring and recessed book shelving
To the front of the house, is a useful study/playroom, with fitted shelving and wood laminate flooring
Across the hall is the downstairs wet room, consisting of a walk-in rain shower, low-level wc and pedestal wash-hand basin
There is also a well-appointed utility/side lobby, offering an abundance of wall and base units, space and plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer, wall-mounted gas boiler, laminated work surfaces with inset stainless-steel sink, and high-quality tiled flooring. The utility room also has French doors connecting to the rear garden and a useful second front door leading to the covered porchway and gravelled driveway
To the first floor, there is spacious principal double bedroom and two further good-size bedrooms, all serviced by the beautifully presented and stylish family bathroom, consisting of a double-ended bath, separate shower cubicle, low-level wc and vanity wash-hand basin, complemented with decorative tiled flooring throughout and metro-tiled walls
If this is a lettings investment, we would recommend a lettings guide price in the region of £1,850 pcm

OUTGOINGS
Council tax – band D
Tax payable for 2025/26 - £2,293.61

SERVICES
Mains water, electricity, gas and drainage are connected
Gas fired central heating
Average broadband speeds advertised within this postcode are up to 26.2 Mbps if provider is BT
EPC Band C

SITUATION
Attractive bustling north Cotswold market town situated near the borders of Oxfordshire and Warwickshire.
Comprehensive facilities including GP Surgeries, hospital, dentist, bank, restaurants, public houses, range of shops, supermarkets and popular Tuesday market.
Mainline station with train services reaching Oxford (from 40 minutes) and Paddington (from 92).
Within the catchment area for Chipping Campden School, a non-selective secondary school and sixth form with academy status
The Cotswold School, Bourton-on-the-Water has earned an ‘Outstanding’ reputation as a popular and successful 11-18 comprehensive academy (8 miles).
The award-winning Daylesford Farm Shop, including the exclusive ‘The Club by Bamford’ is about 8 miles away.
The Members’ Club, Soho Farmhouse, is about 16.5 miles away.
Other towns within easy reach are Stratford-upon-Avon (16 miles), Cheltenham (23) and Oxford (27).

OUTSIDE
The south-facing rear garden is predominantly laid to lawn with an extensive terrace extending the width of the property, with mature trees and shrubbery and a dividing picket fence creating two separate sections of garden, with the whole affording a good degree of privacy