No longer on the market
This property is no longer on the market
Floorplan
Map3 bedroom semi-detached house
Chain-free
Sold STC
Semi-detached house
3 beds
1 bath
1194
EPC rating: E
Key information
Features and description
- Central village location
- Railway station 10 minutes walk
- Cotswold stone construction
- Three bedroomed accommodation
- Dine-in kitchen
- Sitting room with wood burning stove
- Walled gardens
- Gated access and ample parking
- No onward chain
- GIFA 1,149 sq ft (107 sq m)
Superbly located, nearby the parish church, set within this unique Cotswold village. An attached three bedroomed Edwardian Cotswold stone cottage requiring soem modernisation set in established walled gardens, gated access and ample parking. No onward chain.
Limes Cottage comprises an attached Edwardian period home located within the older part of the village. The property sits within a walled garden and has been traditionally constructed of natural stone elevations beneath a part pitched Cotswold and conservation tiled roof. It benefits from accommodation presented over two floors.
A porch with glazed door opens into lobby with access into the sitting room. This well-proportioned room has a fireplace with cut stone surround and highlighted quoins and houses a wood burning stove, large window to front and door serving the kitchen. Fitted with a range of base and wall mounted units, the kitchen has ample space for dining, a door leads to walk-in larder with plumbing and rear lobby with access to the side courtyard and cloakroom.
The stairwell leads from the kitchen to the first floor where the landing serves access to all three bedrooms and a spacious bathroom room.
A particular attraction to the property is the outside space. Gated access leads onto a gravelled drive with low car port for two cars and space for additional parking.
There is a generous size detached stone outbuilding with adjoining timber store. The gardens are enclosed mostly by capped dry stone walling and feature a wealth of shrubs, specimen trees, water feature, herbaceous borders and lawns.
General Information
The property is Freehold and is sold subject to vacant possession. Mains water, drainage and electricity are connected. Electric night storage heating. Council Tax band ‘C’ charges 2023/24 £1,798.66. Local Authority, Cotswold District Council, Cirencester. EPC Band ‘E’ (40). In accordance with The Estate Agents Act we advise all parties that the owner is related to the selling agents.
Mobile signal and Broadband please consult Ofcom.checker.
Kemble is a popular Cotswold village set at the source of the river Thames and located less than 4 miles south west of Cirencester. The village has a highly reputable primary school, convenience store with post office, part-time doctor’s surgery, public house, village hall and playing fields. In addition, there is a railway station with access to London Paddington just 75 minutes journey time.
Nearby, Cirencester offers a wealth of facilities from the boutique shops to a choice of supermarkets. The town provides secondary schooling, a cottage hospital and an abundance of eateries.
Limes Cottage comprises an attached Edwardian period home located within the older part of the village. The property sits within a walled garden and has been traditionally constructed of natural stone elevations beneath a part pitched Cotswold and conservation tiled roof. It benefits from accommodation presented over two floors.
A porch with glazed door opens into lobby with access into the sitting room. This well-proportioned room has a fireplace with cut stone surround and highlighted quoins and houses a wood burning stove, large window to front and door serving the kitchen. Fitted with a range of base and wall mounted units, the kitchen has ample space for dining, a door leads to walk-in larder with plumbing and rear lobby with access to the side courtyard and cloakroom.
The stairwell leads from the kitchen to the first floor where the landing serves access to all three bedrooms and a spacious bathroom room.
A particular attraction to the property is the outside space. Gated access leads onto a gravelled drive with low car port for two cars and space for additional parking.
There is a generous size detached stone outbuilding with adjoining timber store. The gardens are enclosed mostly by capped dry stone walling and feature a wealth of shrubs, specimen trees, water feature, herbaceous borders and lawns.
General Information
The property is Freehold and is sold subject to vacant possession. Mains water, drainage and electricity are connected. Electric night storage heating. Council Tax band ‘C’ charges 2023/24 £1,798.66. Local Authority, Cotswold District Council, Cirencester. EPC Band ‘E’ (40). In accordance with The Estate Agents Act we advise all parties that the owner is related to the selling agents.
Mobile signal and Broadband please consult Ofcom.checker.
Kemble is a popular Cotswold village set at the source of the river Thames and located less than 4 miles south west of Cirencester. The village has a highly reputable primary school, convenience store with post office, part-time doctor’s surgery, public house, village hall and playing fields. In addition, there is a railway station with access to London Paddington just 75 minutes journey time.
Nearby, Cirencester offers a wealth of facilities from the boutique shops to a choice of supermarkets. The town provides secondary schooling, a cottage hospital and an abundance of eateries.
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Moore Allen & Innocent - Cirencester
33 Castle Street
Cirencester, Gloucestershire
GL7 1QD
01285 418986We are an independent partnership specialising in Residential Sales & Lettings as well as Property Management and Auctions with experienced and specialist teams in Cirencester, Lechlade and Tetbury offering a wealth of knowledge and providing advice that you can trust. Whether Residential , Agricultural or Commercial property we recognise that choosing the right agent is often one of the most important decisions you are likely to make - not only from a financial point of view, but also for personal peace of mind . You will certainly have received approaches from a number of agents over the years and you might ask the question “ Why is Moore Allen & Innocent any different to the rest”? Very simply, we understand that whilst every property is different – every vendor and landlord is equally as different, with a unique set of requirements and instructions. At Moore Allen & Innocent we pride ourselves on offering a personally tailored service whether selling or letting, town or country, Period or modern. With an impressive local heritage providing service to our clients throughout the Cotswolds since 1845 our core values of integrity and professionalism have remained the same throughout. As well as being NAEA, ARLA & RICS regulated we are also an independent partnership, so you can rest assured that the owners of the firm are also directly involved in the day-to-day business, taking care of clients and working to the highest standards . So please, Call us, Email us or drop in and See us - we would welcome the opportunity to discuss with you in greater depth our range of services and how we can help.