A Victorian, three bedroom semi-detached property which is well-proportioned and located in the popular market town of Berkeley. The accommodation comprises; living room, kitchen/diner, utility room, bathroom and three generous bedrooms. Externally, the property boasts an enclosed rear garden with storage shed and offers both front and rear access. Additionally, there is lapsed planning for a first floor rear extension over an existing single storey extension. This property is being offered to the market as CHAIN FREE.

Porch - Single-glazed windows to front elevation. Single-glazed door to porch and wooden door to living room.

Living Room - Double-glazed sash window to entrance hall. Feature fireplace. Radiator.

Kitchen/Diner - Double-glazed window to rear elevation and door to utility room. Base level units with one and a half bowl stainless steel sink with mixer tap and drainer and freestanding electric oven with four-burner gas hob. Feature fireplace and stairs rising to first floor. Radiator.

Utility Room - Double-glazed window to side elevation. Base level cupboard with worktop over. Space for a washing machine. Access to lobby onto rear garden. Radiator.

Bathroom - Double-glazed window to rear elevation. Low-level WC, wash hand basin and bath with hand held shower.

Bedroom One - Double-glazed window to front elevation. Stairs to first floor. Radiator.

Bedroom Two - Double-glazed sash window to front elevation. Radiator.

Bedroom Three - Double-glazed window to rear elevation. Radiator.

Outside - The front garden has a hedge border and is mainly a gravel area with a rockery, being low maintenance. The rear garden is fully enclosed, private and mostly laid to lawn with a courtyard area to the side. There is a footpath leading to the storage shed with flower and shrub borders. There is rear access to the garden. There is the potential of converting the front garden into a car parking space. There are views over to the River Severn and Forest of Dean from the upper floors.

Location - Berkeley is a lovely market town that is located on the Eastern bank of the Severn. Berkeley is best known for its stunning castle; the castle is nine centuries old and is open to the public. It offers a community feel and has great transport links to Bristol, Gloucester and Cheltenham via the A38 and the M5, the nearest train station is in Cam. Cam and Dursley is a short drive where you will find a great range of shops and eateries, including two major supermarket chains. There are plenty of primary schools to choose from in the local area and it is a short drive to both Rednock secondary school and sixth form in Dursley and Katharine Lady Berkeley school and sixth form in Wotton-Under-Edge.

Tenure, Services And Local Authority - Freehold
All mains services are believed to be connected to the property.
Stroud District Council. Tax Band B: £1,725.45 (2023/24).