Old Railway Close, Lechlade, Gloucestershire, GL7

**Viewings starting from 5th January**

A handsome and well-designed detached home set upon this cul-de-sac development, positioned to the north of the town’s amenities.

Old Railway Close is sited on the town’s former railway station. The development was built by Redrow Homes in 2016 and consists of a linear cul de sac of mainly detached housing. Number 15 lies towards the entrance of the development, prominently positioned upon a corner plot. This fabulous, detached home is beautifully presented and has been traditionally constructed of natural stone elevations set beneath a pitched conservation tiled roof.

The house offers accommodation over two floors briefly comprising entrance hall, stairs rising to first floor and doors to the sitting room, family room and kitchen. The principal reception has a dual aspect with central chimney breast housing a stylish wood-burning stove, patio doors to rear.

The family room is another useful sized reception with walk-in bay window to side, the perfect space for a young family, TV or home office. The kitchen forms the heart of the house, a good selection of base and wall mounted units with built-in appliances, the room offers ample space for dining with access to the private garden. A cloakroom and utility complete the ground floor. To the first floor, four well-proportioned bedrooms, two with built-in wardrobes, the principal featuring en suite and family bathroom.

Bound by a dry-stone wall to the front, the house has a formal garden. Driveway to the side leading to the single garage with EV charging point. Parking for three cars. Pedestrian access leads into the rear enclosed garden with paved terrace onto lawns.

The property is freehold offering vacant possession upon completion. Council Tax Band ‘E’ charges 2025/26 £2,810.32. All main services connected.
Ferrers Park annual management fee of £50.
Cotswold District Council . EPC Band ‘B’ (84). Broadband & Mobile signal checker via

Lechlade is located on the further most navigational point of the River Thames bordering three counties. It is a charming historic Cotswold market town boasting a vibrant community. The town offers a wealth of reputable day to day amenities to include a popular primary school, convenience stores, butchers, modern medical centre, dentists, numerous public houses, and restaurants. Its proximity to the River Thames affords aquatic pastimes and splendid walks.