3 bedroom townhouse

48 Chester Street is a lovely townhouse, sitting near the end of this popular street in central Cirencester. The house offers flexible well-proportioned accommodation over four floors, including a converted basement. The house is south-facing, overlooking St. Michaels Park with large windows offering an abundance of light.

The ground floor comprises a sitting room to the front of the house, with an open plan kitchen breakfast room to the rear complete with a wood burner. There is a charming light and airy garden room that opens directly onto the garden. The shower/bath room is accessed from the garden room.

On the first floor is a large principle bedroom with fitted wardrobe space, a second double bedroom with views over the park and a family bathroom. The third floor comprises of a loft space room accessed via a wooden staircase and is currently used as a spare bedroom. The cellar space, which is access off the kitchen breakfast area could be used for additional storage, or in its current use as a home office.

Outside:
The property is accessed through wrought iron railings and gate with steps leading up to the front door. To the rear there is a patio leading on to a large area of level lawn with a completely enclosed walled garden which is south-facing. The garden is filled with trees and shrubbery, with a paving stone path that leads up the lawn to the far end where there is a shed and raised beds. As a further benefit, there is side access for garden waste and bin storage.

Service:
Mains Drainage, Gas, Water and Electric are all connected.

Chester street is well located for access to the town centre and all it has to offer. Number 48 is situated near the end of the street, close to an excellent primary school. It has a lovely southwest aspect to the rear, overlooking St. Michaels Park.

Cirencester itself is a charming old market town, dominated by a beautiful parish Church, with a population of around 20,000 people. The town is well served by an excellent array of shops, from the smaller boutiques to the large supermarkets such as a Waitrose, which is in close walking distance. There is a good choice of primary and secondary schools, a modern sports centre, doctors' surgeries, a hospital, pubs, restaurants, tennis and a golf club to the north of town. Communications are excellent with access mainly via dual carriage way to both M4 and M5 motorways. There is also a mainline railway service from Kemble and Swindon (Paddington 80 and 55 minutes). Bristol, Birmingham, Cardiff and Heathrow airports are all within 90 minutes' drive.

Distances:
Town Centre 0.2 miles | Kemble Station (London Paddington in 80 minutes) 4 miles | Swindon 15 miles | Cheltenham 16 miles | M4 (Junction 15) 17 miles | M5 (Junction 11A) 12 miles | Oxford 36 miles | Bristol 38 miles (All distances and times are approximate).