Thomas Street, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, GL7

12 Thomas Street is a delightful four-bedroom, end-of-terrace Grade II Listed family home, ideally situated in the very heart of Cirencester town centre, within easy reach of its wide range of amenities and facilities.

The property is rich in character, showcasing exposed beams and period features throughout, yet it blends these beautifully with a contemporary and welcoming feel. The accommodation is well proportioned, light, and airy.

The front door opens into an inviting entrance hallway with flagstone flooring and original panelling. To the front of the house, the sitting room features a fitted wood-burning stove and an attractive bay window. Also accessed from the hallway you will find the utility room with cloakroom facilities and the dining room boasting a charming stone fireplace. The kitchen/breakfast room is generously fitted with a range of units and enjoys a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams, along with direct access to the garden.

On the first floor are two generous and beautifully presented bedrooms, complemented by a family bathroom fitted with a claw-foot style bath and a separate shower cubicle.

Stairs rise to the second floor, where there are two further pretty bedrooms, enjoying views to both the front and rear.

Outside, the property benefits from side access leading to a well-enclosed rear garden that offers a good degree of privacy. A stone-built outbuilding provides useful storage and could be repurposed for a variety of uses, subject to requirements. The garden has been thoughtfully landscaped to be low maintenance and in keeping with the character of the property, enjoying a pleasant outlook to the rear and designed for ease of upkeep.

Thomas Street is an attractive street in the old part of Cirencester, predominantly lined with an interesting mixture of period cottages and more substantial town houses, within a 0.25 mile walk of the Market Place, town centre.

The market town of Cirencester is often referred to as the 'Capital of the Cotswolds'. It is ideally located with the M4, M5 and M40/A40, the mainline train station at Kemble and excellent bus and coach links all within easy reach.

Cirencester benefits from high street stores, independent specialist retailers, and a weekly market. There are also several delightful bistros, cafes, wine bars and public houses to suit all tastes. Cirencester boasts a community hospital, leisure centre, arts and craft centre, award winning museum, a theatre and a lovely outdoor swimming pool. Nearby there is golf, tennis, riding, football, rugby and cricket, and within the town a bowls club. There are excellent primary and secondary state schools and a sixth form college campus.

There are also good independent schools in the surrounding areas. The Royal Agricultural University is located just outside of the town and the area has numerous open green areas to visit for picnics and walks.