3 bedroom cottage

Believed to date back to the 17th Century, this quaint black and white cottage is situated in the popular village of Maisemore. The accommodation comprises a living room, kitchen/diner, three bedrooms and bathroom. Outside the home sits on a wonderful plot with a large garden, driveway and garage. Viewing is highly advised for this desirable Grade II listed cottage offered to the new market with no onward chain.

Accommodation - Upon arrival to the property, the front door is sheltered by an attractive storm porch. The entrance hall has doors leading off to the living room, kitchen and stairs to the first floor. The living room, to the right of the entrance hall, spans the depth of the home with dual aspect windows overlooking the front and rear gardens. This room has a cosy feel with wooden beams and an open fireplace with brick surround. The kitchen/diner can be found to the left of the entrance hall and has windows overlooking the front garden and driveway to the side of the home. There is a good range of wall and base mounted units with a laminate worktop and a traditional oil fired Rayburn whilst also providing space for an undercounter fridge and electric oven. From the kitchen there is access to the rear hall which has doors leading off to the bathroom, utility room, pantry and additional storage cupboard below the stairs. The bathroom has a corner shower cubicle with electric shower, wash hand basin and WC. The utility room has room for a range of electrical appliances and gives access to the rear garden.
To the first floor of the home are three bedrooms. The master bedroom has well appointed storage within the eaves alongside built in wardrobes and an en-suite WC. Windows overlook the front and side of the home. From the landing useful storage cupboards and access to the attic through a ceiling hatch is provided.

Outside - An attractive brick wall with hedging leads you into the property via the five bar iron gates. The front garden is mainly laid to lawn with well-established borders and space for the oil tank. The driveway leads through the front garden and to a garage at the rear. A concrete hard standing area provides parking for several vehicles. The rear garden has a large expanse of lawn with mature hedging and close board fencing. There is a hard standing for a summer house and further outbuildings for additional garden storage. Far reaching countryside views compliment the rear garden with views as far as Cheltenham.

Location - Situated north of the historic City of Gloucester on the west side of the River Severn, Maisemore provides its parishioners with the experience of countryside living alongside the convenience of being located 4 miles from the City Centre. With an active Village Hall, various country and riverside walks, an authorised Severn Bore site as well as local schooling and post office in the near by village of Hartpury 2 miles away. This rural location is idea for families and those looking to enjoy the good life.

Local Authority, Services & Tenure - Tewkesbury Borough Council - Tax Band D.
Mains water, drainage and electric. Oil heating.
Freehold.