3 bedroom barn conversion

SALE AGREED BY CJ HOLE- A three-bedroom semi-detached, converted barn in an idyllic village location with two bathrooms, garage and private gardens.

This is a stunning semi-detached 3 bedroom barn conversion which is being offered to the market CHAIN FREE. The property was converted in the 1980's and is nestled in the corner of this small courtyard development. It comprises:

Ground Floor:

A Porch with tiled flooring, Cloakroom with a WC & wash hand basin with a front facing window. From the Porch there is an internal door leading to a dual aspect Reception/Dining Room with laminate flooring and stairs leading to the first floor.

The Kitchen/Breakfast Room has tiled flooring and worktops, a range of floor & wall mounted storage cupboards, stainless steel sink & drainer, integral raised electric double oven & electric hob with a pull-out extractor hood. There is plenty of space for a table and chairs, there is a front facing window and French doors leading to the rear garden. All white goods are to be included in the sale.

The triple aspect Living Room has oak flooring, a large Cotswold stone chimney with a wood burning stove, fitted storage units, front & rear facing windows and French doors leading to the side garden.

First Floor:

Upstairs are three good sized bedrooms, all with fitted wardrobes and carpeted flooring. The master bedroom has an En-Suite Shower Room and there is also a Family Bathroom with a bath, WC, wash hand basin and separate shower cubicle.

Outside:

There is a private rear & side garden mostly laid to lawn with paved areas for sitting out.

The garage has an up & over door and has power installed. Alongside the garage there is a covered area which overlooks the garden.

Freehold
Septic Tank
LPG fuelled central heating.
Fully Double Glazed
EPC Rating - D
Council Tax Band - F - £3,136.92 25/26

Tarlton is a beautiful and peaceful rural hamlet, surrounded by rolling countryside. It is conveniently located within two miles of Kemble train station (just over an hour to London Paddington) and within a short drive of the historic market towns of Cirencester and Tetbury.

Cirencester, known as the Capital of the Cotswolds and famous for its Roman history, has an abundance of cultural attractions including the Corinium Museum, Roman Amphitheatre and the Abbey. Cirencester Park is home to the Polo Club, one of the most historic clubs in the country, being founded in 1894.

The Market Place offers a choice of high street stores, independent retailers, cafes and restaurants. There is also the multi-award-winning Barn Theatre, Sundial Theatre and the Bathurst Estate and grounds.