Woodlands Road, Charfield, GL12

Offered with on the onward chain, this detached home sits peacefully at the end of a cul-de-sac, beside a large open field. Woodlands Road is a popular, family-oriented setting close to all amenities within the village. The front of the property is low maintenance and has ample parking, provided by the garage, paved driveway and shingle laid beside. An open and airy feel is offered by the ground floor. Stepping into the entrance hallway, to the right is a generously sized living room, perfect for relaxing in the evenings. The space contains generous understairs storage, with an open archway connecting to the dining space. A door opens inwards, providing access to the rear garden. Adjoining is a modest-sized kitchen with a good amount of storage. Rising the stairs, there are three bedrooms (two double and one single), with the principal benefitting from fitted wardrobes and views over fields. The family bathroom contains a jet bath, while the landing contains the airing cupboard, which doesn’t encroach into bedroom three. The garden is a great size, with an enclosed decking area allowing for alfresco dining. Beyond, the garden is laid with lawn, perfect for children to play, or for a bout of quiet planting. Two trees sit centrally, providing a high degree of privacy to the home. Sitting within the catchment of Katharine Lady Berkeley’s Secondary School for families, while being a short drive from Junction 14 of the M5, making the location great for commuters to Bristol, Cheltenham and Gloucester. This home is truly a great blank canvas to settle your roots in a charming, semi-rural village.

The charming South Gloucestershire Village of Charfield is situated approximately 2.5 miles from Junction 14 of the M5 at Falfield, offering excellent access to Bristol, Cheltenham and Gloucester. The village is well served by amenities, including a Co-Operative supermarket, SPAR shop, post office, petrol station, village hall and Charfield Playing Fields. Further amenities can be found in the nearby towns of Wotton-under-Edge, Chipping Sodbury, Yate, Dursley and Thornbury. Residents can enjoy a drink at two public houses, The Plough and The Railway Tavern. For education, children can attend Charfield Primary School, and the village falls within the catchment for the highly regarded Katharine Lady Berkeley’s Secondary School, approximately 2.4 miles away. There are school-funded buses for pupils. Current railway connections are at Cam and Dursley or Yate Train stations, both 8.6 miles, allowing access to Bristol or Gloucester. Charfield Railway Station is expected to reopen in Spring 2027 (visit South Gloucestershire Council Website for further updates). The area also offers local bus services to the surrounding villages and is in great proximity to the Cotswold Way for leisure pursuits.