Whitehaven, set in a generous, established and productive garden has been a much loved home for many years. Arranged as a chalet bungalow the majority of accommodation is on the ground floor with a master bedroom suite above.

A generous entrance hallway gives access to all rooms, several rooms are open-plan, creating an airy feel and offering a good degree of flexibility. The sitting room across the front of the property is open to the dining room and has a fireplace with log-burning stove, the dining room in turn is open to the breakfast room and kitchen which have a particularly pleasant outlook over the rear garden. The kitchen itself offers a comprehensive range of wall and base units with integrated Bosch double oven/microwave oven and a gas hob. Stairs ascend from the kitchen to the first floor.

Also on the ground floor there are three well-proportioned bedrooms, one with a door connecting to the rear garden, a large, recently installed shower room, and a good-size rear utility room with recently renewed double glazing.

The master bedroom on the first floor has a pleasant double aspect with views to both front and rear along with a generously proportioned en-suite bathroom.

Outside, the gardens are a particular feature and have been beautifully maintained for many years. To the front there is a block paved and gravelled driveway alongside a pretty front garden with plentiful roses, and a very productive mature apple tree. To the rear the gardens are enclosed and level and laid to lawn, with stunning well-stocked, established flower beds and vegetable beds, mature fruit trees, a useful shed and additional potting shed.

There is driveway parking for 2 vehicles and a garage with a newly installed electric roller door, plus a window and pedestrian door to the rear.

Coaley is a well-regarded village known for its community spirit and excellent amenities to include a very popular public house - The Fox, a newly built community run store, a village hall and recreation ground, church, and the village primary school. Surrounded on all sides by stunning open countryside there is no shortage of local walks and footpaths, complimented by Coaley Peak and beautiful Coaley Woods.

The market town of Dursley approximately 4 miles away offers an excellent range of amenities, while Stroud 7 miles away offers a more comprehensive range of amenities. The nearer village of Cam 3 miles away, has a very good range of amenities including a Tesco supermarket, cafe and range of local shops. Cam and Dursley railway station is a little more than a mile away with regular services to Gloucester and Bristol, and the nearest junction of the M5 is approximately 5 miles away.

Tenure: Freehold
Services: Mains electricity, water and drainage. Oil fired central heating, with a boiler installed in 2023. The hot water supply is assisted by solar energy.
Council tax: Band C

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Council Tax Band :C