2 bedroom terraced house for sale

This extended, 2 double bedroom period property is offered for sale CHAIN FREE. CHARACTER features through out, off road PARKING and SOUTH FACING GARDEN.

Situated in the highly sought-after village of Stratton, near Cirencester, this beautifully presented two-bedroom period cottage offers a delightful blend of character features and modern living, enhanced by extensions to both the front and rear.

The accommodation is arranged over three floors and is rich in period charm throughout, including exposed features and a cosy cottage feel. On the ground floor, the property benefits from a welcoming living space, a spacious kitchen/diner, and a light-filled garden room overlooking the garden — ideal for everyday living and entertaining. A convenient downstairs WC completes the ground floor.

Upstairs, there are two well-proportioned bedrooms and a bathroom.

Externally, the property enjoys a south-facing garden, perfect for relaxing and outdoor dining, while off-road parking adds to the home’s practicality.

Services
Mains electricity, gas, water and drainage
Gas central heating
Council Tax Band C £2145.16 (25/26)
epc 52E

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Stratton is a suburb of Cirencester which has never lost its village feel, with local amenities such as a Spar shop & post office, local pubs, St. Peter's Church, Stratton CofE Primary School, a playing field and local allotments.

Stratton is within easy reach of Cirencester (circa 1.5 miles to centre). 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.