- 1950's semi-detached house +
- Located on the edge of the village +
- Good size front garden +
- Driveway parking for several cars +
- Enclosed sunny rear garden +
- Good size bedrooms +
- Fitted kitchen/dining room +
- Sitting room with open fireplace +
- Utility room/home office +
A very quietly situated 1950’s semi-detached house, built originally by the local authority, on the edge of the village which does require a little TLC.
We understand that the property had improvement works carried out in the 1980’s with a reconstructed Cotswold stone ground floor exterior that is now believed to make the property fully mortgageable.
The accommodation consists of an entrance hall with a staircase to the first-floor landing, the sitting room has an open fireplace, there is a good sized kitchen/dining room with a range of light oak units and windows to two aspects, from here a door leads out to a side covered passage off with a useful utility room/office, coal house and cloakroom.
At first floor level, there are three bedrooms (two doubles and a single) and a bathroom with a modern white suite.
The property further benefits from a good size enclosed rear garden, front garden which is mainly laid to lawn and driveway parking for several vehicles.
Crudwell is a thriving village close to the Wiltshire Gloucestershire border on the A429 between Cirencester and Malmesbury. It has excellent links to these towns together with Tetbury and is within easy commuting distance of the M4 (J17) and Kemble main line station (4 miles) with intercity services via Swindon to London and via Gloucester to the north. The village has a hotel, 2 pubs, the Rectory a restaurant listed in the Good Food Guide, together with a primary school and Parish Church.