An attractive detached home occupying a pleasant position in the heart of this popular village.

Description

Westfields is a highly pleasant detached home located in the well-regarded village of Gotherington. Offered to the market with a completed chain, the property has been lovingly attended to by the current vendor. Set over two floors, the accommodation equates to 1,513 sq. ft of living space, together with a large integral double garage.

The triple aspect sitting room has an inset gas fire with brick surround, with patio doors opening to an attractive conservatory. The kitchen is fitted with a range of units, integrated appliances and cabinetry and leads to a separate utility room. In addition there is a good-sized dining room (currently used as a music room) and a cloakroom.

The first floor consists of four bedrooms, of which the principal bedroom is served by an en suite, and a family bathroom. The bedrooms to the rear enjoy highly pleasant far-reaching views.

The garden is a charming extension of the property: principally laid to lawn with herbaceous borders and a scattering of trees, shrubs, and plants, it has a resin terrace and seating area. The front has driveway parking and an area of lawn which is bounded by a dwarf wall. The double garage has an electrically operated up and over door which opens to a substantial parking/storage area.

Location

The village of Gotherington has amenities including a village shop, primary school and a Public House together with convenient access links to the A435 and A46.

The pretty town of Winchcombe is five miles away which affords a good range of amenities and services. Regional shopping can be found in Cheltenham and Tewkesbury. High-speed trains run from Cheltenham, Gloucester and Evesham. Cheltenham also offers an excellent selection of schools including Cheltenham Ladies' College, Cheltenham College, Dean Close and St Edwards.

The area offers leisure activities including country walks along Bredon Hill, the Cotswold Way, golf and walking trails on Cleeve Hill; the area at the top of the hill is known as Cleeve Common with the Cotswold Way passing over the hill. The area was largely agricultural for hundreds of years, however Cheltenham's boom as a fashionable spa resort in the 19th century meant that the open spaces of the common became attractive for recreation which continue today.

Further attractions include world-class racing at Cheltenham Racecourse and Sudeley Castle in Winchcombe, which also features a variety of outdoor events.

The M5 motorway is approximately a 15/20 minute commute: providing a direct route to Bristol, The West Country and The Midlands.

Square Footage: 1,513 sq ft



Additional Info

Services connected: Mains gas fired central heating, mains electricity, mains water, mains drainage.

Local Authority: Tewkesbury Borough Council.