St. Johns Close, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, GL7

Being offered for sale with no onward chain, situated in the much sought after area of Stratton, on the northern outskirts of Cirencester, yet still within a mile’s walk of the town’s centre and sitting on a generous and secluded plot is this three bedroom 1930s detached family home, offering the potential to extend further subject to the necessary regulations and permissions.

The accommodation is arranged over two floors with the ground floor comprising entrance hall with generous understairs cupboard, shower room with WC, dual aspect living room, separate dining room opening into a large conservatory, the ground floor is completed by a kitchen breakfast room with pantry. The first floor provides three well proportioned bedrooms serviced by a shower room and separate WC.

Outside, to the front, the house is entered via a private gravel drive leading to a garage with electric door and useful attached buildings currently used as a utility room and storage.
There are two main areas of garden sitting to the front and rear of the house, with the front garden mainly laid to lawn with fruit trees, gravelled sitting area and screened off greenhouse. While to the rear is a patio sitting off the kitchen and conservatory leading to a second lawn

NB - there is a small electricity substation adjacent to the north west corner of the plot, accessed off Cheltenham Road.

Stratton is a much sought after area situated on the northern side of Cirencester. Stratton has a village like atmosphere, and a real sense of community yet is within a mile's walk of Cirencester's Market Place (town centre). It offers a Primary School, pubs, a hotel, and a shop with post office along with access to the Bathhurst Estate with its acres of fields ideal for dog walkers or just a stroll.

Cirencester itself is a lovely old market town dominated by the beautiful Parish Church and surrounded by some of the loveliest countryside in the Cotswolds often referred to as the "Capital of the Cotswolds". It has a comprehensive range of shops, as well as excellent schooling, health care and professional services.

Communications are good with access to the M4 motorway via Swindon or the M5 via Stroud and Cheltenham/Gloucester. There are main line rail services from Kemble about 5 miles away.