Cherry Tree Drive, Cirencester

A light and bright detached 1970s chalet-style home, tucked away in a residential cul-de-sac between Siddington village and the outskirts of Cirencester. Originally built as a bungalow with an adjoining garage, the property has been thoughtfully extended and improved over the years – including an attic and garage conversion – now offering spacious and versatile accommodation extending to approximately 1,734 sq. ft.
You enter into a welcoming hallway with an attractive tiled floor. To one side lies the impressive 18'7" main bedroom, where natural light streams through two large windows and a glazed door leading to the rear path. It also benefits from a wall of fitted wardrobes. Opposite is a convenient shower room. A few steps down, the hall continues to a second bedroom (currently used as a family room), a family bathroom, and a study with stairs rising to the first floor.
The 18'10" sitting room is a wonderfully light space thanks to its large picture window and features a fireplace with a wood-burning stove. An opening leads through to the generous 28'11" kitchen/dining room, also bathed in natural light from both a window and a glazed door opening onto the rear garden. A practical utility room with plumbing and boiler housing leads to a single-skin rear porch providing garden access.
Upstairs, the converted attic offers two versatile rooms measuring 24'5" and 11'3" respectively, along with a cloakroom. These adaptable spaces could serve as a additional bedroom, a playroom, or hobby areas depending on your needs.

Additional Information:
Lapsed planning permission for a kitchen extension (Cotswold District Council, Application: 19/02156/FUL).
Restrictive covenants dating from 1970 – please ask the agent for details.
Parking for two vehicles on site.
Gas central heating boiler fitted in 2023 and a wood burner.
Ofcom: Superfast broadband available; mobile coverage good both indoors and outdoors.