- Victorian terraced home +
- Popular edge of town position +
- Three good-size bedrooms +
- Two generous reception rooms +
- Pretty rear courtyard plus garden +
- Off street parking and garage +
- Nicely presented throughout +
- Restored character features +
A well-presented Victorian terraced home with retained and restored character features, in a popular residential position on the outskirts of Dursley town, well-positioned for access to the local primary school, town amenities and surrounding countryside.
The property offers well-balanced rooms arranged over two floors which have been sympathetically restored by the current owners to now offer stylish accommodation boasting the trademark proportions and high ceilings befitting the era. Doors have been carefully refurbished and dado rails reinstated to create a home with character and integrity.
An entrance porch retaining a stunning original half-glazed door leads into an attractive tiled entrance hallway which in turn leads into the living space and has stairs ascending to the first floor.
The sitting room is open to the dining room creating a spacious, light filled and convivial living space with windows to the front and rear. The dining room has exposed floorboards and understairs storage, while the sitting room has a chimney breast with an electric stove as a wonderful focal point.
The well-equipped kitchen has quarry tiled flooring, a good number of wall and base units, solid timber work surfaces and a stunning double Belfast sink with mixer tap over. The kitchen leads into the rear lobby which has a door onto the garden and a door into the bathroom. The bathroom has a white suite and a window, and a bath with shower over.
Stairs ascend from the entrance hallway where you will find three nicely proportioned bedrooms. The master bedroom which spans the width of the property has two large windows to the front and exposed floorboards. The second bedroom, also a double, offers a view to the rear and exposed floorboards. The third bedroom, currently used as a fabulous office and library could readily accommodate a double bed if required. The attic has a good pitch and a velux window, with scope to convert (subject to obtaining the necessary building and planning approvals).
Outside the property has off street parking to the front and a charming courtyard to the rear, adjoining the kitchen. There is vehicular and pedestrian access across the rear if required where you will find a garage and a further long section of garden which has been gently terraced to enjoy sun throughout the day and a wonderful westerly view.
This property is conveniently located on Rosebery Road, at the top of Uley Road and on the outskirts of Dursley with access to beautiful countryside and woodland on the doorstep, while only a short walk to the amenities of Dursley town.
Positioned on the Cotswold Way, Dursley offers an array of shops, supermarkets, restaurants and cafes along with "The Pulse", a popular sports facility with pool, Stinchcombe Hill Golf Club, a library, bus station, and the famous Old Spot Public House. These are all within a comfortable 10-15 minute walk. For those needing to commute, Cam and Dursley train station just a 10 minute drive away provides commuter links to Bristol and Birmingham. Junctions of the M4 and M5 motorways are within relatively easy access, while Stroud (nine miles) and Kemble (sixteen miles) train stations offer convenient links to London.
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax: Band B
Services: We understand that all mains services are connected to the property.
Heating: Gas central heating.
Internet: Fibre optic internet available.
Flood risk: Very low
Conservation Area: N/A