3 bedroom terraced house

Grade II Listed Cotswold stone mid-terraced cottage with an abundance of character, 3 double bedrooms, wonderful views to the front and large garden to the rear
Situation
Dumbleton is a popular small village lying in the North Gloucestershire countryside. The village has a church and a mixture of attractive dwellings. The village is within a Conversation Area and an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The parish is surrounded by beautiful open countryside, established woodland and farmland with good access to the M5. Trains are available from Evesham and Ashchurch to Birmingham and London. Excellent shopping and leisure facilities can be found in Cheltenham, Broadway and other Cotswold villages.

Description
2 The Gables is located on Beckford Road which is on the edge of the village. The pretty character home is the larger of three properties with a central front door and two windows to either side. Stone mullion and leaded windows ooze Cotswold charm. The cottage has many character features throughout and light, spacious rooms. An arched front door opens into the hallway with quarry tiled flooring. The two front reception rooms both have large windows making the most of the far reaching views. One of these rooms has a feature fireplace with pretty tiles and a useful storage cupboard and the other has a working open fire. The rear reception/dining room has quarry tiled flooring, an original ceiling height cupboard ideal for storage, a door opens into the galley kitchen which has white units, wood effect worktops over and inset stainless steel sink. There is space and plumbing for a free standing electric oven, washing machine and dishwasher. A door opens into the rear courtyard. Stairs rise to the bright spacious landing with three double bedrooms radiating off. Two of the bedrooms have original character fireplaces. There is also a generously proportioned family bathroom with white suite with shower over the bath and also a separate first floor WC.

Outside
Sitting behind a mature hedge a path leads to the front door with a lawned area to either side. Access to the rear is via a pathway across No 1’s driveway. A wooden gate opens into the rear courtyard and garden. A gravelled area provides space for a table and chairs and there is also a small lawn. Extremely useful outbuildings, also built out of Cotswold stone, consisting of a wood store, a further general store and a larger store. To the rear is a further wooden store, ideal for garden furniture and machinery. From the small enclosed garden a gate leads onto a vast lawned area which also houses the oil tank, a great space for a young family or keen gardener alike.