Built in the early 1960's Torridge House occupies a pleasant position on popular Twinberrow Lane, set back from busy through roads, and within easy reach of the plentiful woodland walks nearby. Now requiring modernisation the property offer huge amounts of potential to create a home to meet your needs and taste in a particularly charming location, whether this is simply refurbishing, or adapting and extending (subject to obtaining the necessary local authority consents).

The property is arranged over two floors with a good-size entrance hallway and landing. There is a 22'7" sitting/dining room with a light-filled east/west aspect spanning the depth of the house, a conservatory to the rear, and a good size kitchen on the ground floor.

Stairs ascend to the first floor where you will find two good-size double bedrooms and a third single bedroom, plus bathroom and a separate WC. All of the bedrooms have very nice leafy outlooks, with the two principal bedrooms boasting a good amount of storage.

The garage, set slightly lower than the living accommodation offers very good height, allowing for plentiful overhead storage and has doors to the front and rear and a side window. The gardens are a particular feature offering plenty of privacy, areas of patio and lawn and pretty established borders. To the front of the property there is a gated driveway offering off street parking for two vehicles.

The property has double glazing, gas central heating provided by a gas combination boiler and is offered for sale chain free.

Located in Woodmancote on a quiet lane on the outskirts of Dursley with beautiful countryside, footpaths and woodland on the doorstep. There is a footpath into the woodland at the top of the lane, a small children's play-park a short walk away and a convenience store, while the market town of Dursley is half a mile away. Located on the Cotswold Way, Dursley offers an array of shops, supermarkets, restaurants and cafes along with "The Pulse", a popular sports facility with pool, Stinchcombe Hill Golf Club, a library, bus station, and the famous Old Spot Public House. These are all within a comfortable 10-15 minute walk. Durlsey Academy a short walk away, is a well-regarded Primary school and popular Rednock secondary school is conveniently positioned just beyond the town centre.

For those needing to commute, Cam and Dursley train station just a 10 minute drive away provides commuter links to Bristol and Birmingham. Junctions of the M4 and M5 motorways are within relatively easy access, while Stroud (nine miles) and Kemble (sixteen miles) train stations offer convenient links to London.

Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax: Band D
Services: We understand that all mains services are connected to the property.
Agents note: The property is offered for sale subject to probate being granted.

Material Information
Council Tax Band :D