Requiring refurbishment and modernisation, a detached period home, with a double garage and west facing garden.

Description

Having been in the same ownership for nearly 30 years, Duffryn now offers an opportunity to modernise and refurbish a pretty double fronted detached stone home, which unusually for the area, also has a double garage.

The property retains some lovely features including some sash windows and stripped pine doors. With accommodation over two floors, the property offers two reception rooms to the front including a sitting room with fitted woodburner, exposed stone wall and a double aspect with French doors out to the garden. A kitchen lies to the rear, with a range of fitted floor and wall cupboards and a door to the garden, and leads to a utility/boot room, and onto a cloakroom. On the first floor are two bedrooms to the front, with some lovely views across rooftops to the hills behind, and at the rear another bedroom and a Jack and Jill bathroom accessed off bedrooms two and three.

Outside and to the front, steps lead up from the pavement to the front door, and a pedestrian gate and path lead around to the rear. The rear gardens are west facing with a paved patio area outside the sitting room, and areas of lawn with mature shrub and flower borders, plus a small summerhouse and an outside store room at the back of the house. At the end of the garden is a gravelled parking area leading to the double garage, accessed through a five bar gate.

The property is offered with no onward chain.

Location

Duffryn is situated in Gretton Road, in a popular and established convenient location less than quarter of a mile from local shops and amenities and close to open countryside. Winchcombe is an ancient Saxon town with an excellent range of day to day facilities including independent shops, inns and restaurants (including one with a Michelin star), doctors and dentists’ surgeries and library as well as primary and secondary schools. Within about seven miles is the Regency spa town of Cheltenham with its renowned shopping and leisure facilities as well as the well known festivals it holds including the National Hunt racing at the famous Prestbury Park race course. The popular town of Broadway is about eight miles away. Beautiful rolling countryside is all around, offering endless walking and riding opportunities and there are golf courses at nearby Cleeve Hill and Broadway. The property is well located for communications with access to the M5 (Junction 9) about nine miles away and there are trains to London Paddington from Cheltenham and Kingham, about fifteen miles away.

Square Footage: 1,017 sq ft



Additional Info

Services: Mains water, gas, electricity and drainage. Gas fired central heating.

Tenure: Freehold.

Local Authority: Tewkesbury Borough Council. Council Tax Band = E