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Floorplan
Map2 bedroom terraced house
Chain-free
Terraced house
2 beds
1 bath
689
EPC rating: D
Key information
Features and description
- No onward chain
- Charming Victorian period cottage style mid-terraced property
- Private and peaceful garden
- Two good sized double bedrooms
- Within walk distance to the city and various nature reserves
- Current tenant in situ paying £725pcm
- EPC rating D64
Originally forming a row of Victorian worker cottages, this charming redbrick property oozes character on first approach. With two good sized double bedrooms, galley cottage kitchen, open plan living accommodation and privately positioned rear garden viewing is highly advised for this well proportioned home, currently offering tenants in situ with a rental income of £725 pcm.
Lounge/Dining Room - Accessed directly into the spacious and open plan living and dining room with dual aspect windows from front to rear allowing for a naturally light and bright living area within the summer months and feature fire place, with log burner, for the winter evenings.
Kitchen - The property presents a well proportioned galley kitchen offering a range of cream cottage shaker style base and wall mounted units, space for various free standing appliances alongside plumbing for an automatic washing machine.
Bathroom - Family bathroom offering panelled bath with shower over, w.c, and wash hand basin
Bedroom One - Double bedroom with a feature fireplace and window overlooking the front aspect.
Bedroom Two - Double bedroom with a feature fireplace and window overlooking the rear aspect. Loft access with drop down ladder is located from the bedroom.
Landing - Provides access to both bedrooms.
Outside - Externally the property offers purchasers a secure and privately positioned low maintenance rear garden ideal for young families and those with the eye for gardens offering a blank canvas to create your own haven a short distance from the city centre.
Location - Set within the small and quiet established community of Alney Island on the outskirts of Gloucester City Centre offering various amenities to include large food superstores, boutiques, eateries, places of religious worship and healthcare alongside the world famous Kingsholm Stadium offering various sporting and music events throughout the year. Additionally the south of the city provides Gloucester Docklands and Quay Shopping Outlet, offering further amenities and twelve screen cinema whilst strong access to both Cheltenham, Bristol and Birmingham can be located by road and rail through the newly refurbished train and bus station.
Local Authority, Services & Tenure - Gloucester City Council - Tax Band A (£1361.56 per annum)
Mains water, drainage and electric.
Freehold.
Lounge/Dining Room - Accessed directly into the spacious and open plan living and dining room with dual aspect windows from front to rear allowing for a naturally light and bright living area within the summer months and feature fire place, with log burner, for the winter evenings.
Kitchen - The property presents a well proportioned galley kitchen offering a range of cream cottage shaker style base and wall mounted units, space for various free standing appliances alongside plumbing for an automatic washing machine.
Bathroom - Family bathroom offering panelled bath with shower over, w.c, and wash hand basin
Bedroom One - Double bedroom with a feature fireplace and window overlooking the front aspect.
Bedroom Two - Double bedroom with a feature fireplace and window overlooking the rear aspect. Loft access with drop down ladder is located from the bedroom.
Landing - Provides access to both bedrooms.
Outside - Externally the property offers purchasers a secure and privately positioned low maintenance rear garden ideal for young families and those with the eye for gardens offering a blank canvas to create your own haven a short distance from the city centre.
Location - Set within the small and quiet established community of Alney Island on the outskirts of Gloucester City Centre offering various amenities to include large food superstores, boutiques, eateries, places of religious worship and healthcare alongside the world famous Kingsholm Stadium offering various sporting and music events throughout the year. Additionally the south of the city provides Gloucester Docklands and Quay Shopping Outlet, offering further amenities and twelve screen cinema whilst strong access to both Cheltenham, Bristol and Birmingham can be located by road and rail through the newly refurbished train and bus station.
Local Authority, Services & Tenure - Gloucester City Council - Tax Band A (£1361.56 per annum)
Mains water, drainage and electric.
Freehold.
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