High Street, Wickwar, GL12

With a central village location on it's conservation High Street, this charming mid-terrace home has been lovingly maintained and improved by the current owners over the past 12 years, embellishing many beautiful features and creating much charm and character with its retrospective styling. There have been a wealth of upgrades which apart from the interior also includes a replaced roof, central heating, boiler and plumbing, re-wiring and windows! So a fantastic opportunity for someone wanting a quality period home with all the thrill and none of the bill. This two bedroom period home will satisfy all expectations if you are looking for something unique with a genuine sense of attraction throughout. The accommodation comprises in brief of a welcoming tiled hallway leading to the lounge with a feature open stone fireplace with log burner, and then onto a separate dining room which also has a fireplace plus French doors onto a pretty rear flagged stone seating area. Onto a lovely country style kitchen which is complimented by a utility room with downstairs cloakroom and larder cupboard. From here you go into a pretty cottage garden which is westerly facing and winds its way through various seating, planting and vegetable cultivating areas, passing by a potting shed and then reaching a detached garage. The garage makes an excellent workshop/store room and has had a new roof (as has the potting shed). It fronts The Buthay and has a restricted parking area for a very small car, such as Smart car.

With countryside surrounds and a quaint conservation High Street dating back to the 15th century, Wickwar has its own Public House, High Street Social Club, café, hairdressers and youth centre. There are also village playing fields just a stroll from the centre of the village, many local country walks and the picturesque Holy Trinity Church which has a beautiful location just north of the village. Alexander Hosea Primary School is in the village and is very popular, whilst there are several secondary schools in the area which are also of good reputation including the nearby, Katharine Lady Berkeley's Secondary School which is in the catchment for most of the village. Wickwar is also ideal for commuters as the M4 Junction 18 is circa 8.7 miles to the south (passing by Chipping Sodbury) whilst the M5 Junction 14 is only 4.5 miles to the north-west. Chipping Sodbury and Yate are only a short drive away and have many shops, a selection of supermarkets, sports facilities and a train station with direct lines to Bristol and Gloucester.