An immaculately well presented, modern (1990), four bedroom detached family home with the potential to extend if required, subject to the relevant permissions and regulations. The property benefits from a double garage, off street parking and a westerly facing and secluded rear garden, all situated in a quiet cul-de-sac in the heart of the ever popular and well-connected village of Kemble, offering railway services to London Paddington.

The accommodation is currently arranged over two floors with the ground floor comprising entrance hall, cloakroom, dual aspect sitting room, separate dining room, conservatory, dual aspect kitchen breakfast room with access into the double garage. The first floor consists of landing, with hatch accessing and boarded loft and airing cupboard. The principal bedroom benefits from an en-suite shower room while the three other bedrooms are serviced by a separate family shower room.

Outside, to the front is driveway parking leading to the double garage with a ladder leading to a boarded loft. Access is offered to both sides of the property and leads to a well-tended and secluded rear garden that benefits from a westerly aspect.

Kemble is a much sought after and conveniently placed village which supports a mainline railway station, Parish Church, public house, post office/store, primary school, Phoenix doctors surgery, community gardens, pre-covid rural cinema and a village hall. Village website ...
Communications: Kemble mainline station provides services to Swindon, Bristol, Birmingham, Reading as well as a regular service to London Paddington which takes approximately 80 minutes. Kemble offers good road links to the M4 and M5 approximately 13 and 18 miles away respectively.

The lovely ancient town of Cirencester is the nearest market town (approximately a 4 mile drive away) and provides an excellent range of boutiques, shops, services and amenities. In addition to the two superstores (Waitrose and Tesco) there is also a cottage hospital, leisure centre and tennis, cricket and rugby clubs for all ages. Cycling around quiet lanes in the Cotswold countryside is also very accessible and a popular pastime with locals. Other local sporting opportunities include sailing, kayaking, canoeing and fishing at the Cotswold Water Park, boating on the river Thames, gliding at Aston Down and 18 hole golf courses at Cirencester, Minchinhampton and South Cerney.

There is also a good selection of schools in the area, both state and private. The latter includes Westonbirt, Beaudesert Park, Hatherop Castle, Rendcomb College as well as the schools and Colleges in Cheltenham. In Cirencester the well regarded state schools include Deer Park, Kingshill and Cirencester College, and there is easy access to the renowned Grammar Schools in Cheltenham and Stroud.