• End of Terrace Character Cottage with Central Location +
• No Onward Chain! +
• Short Level Walk to the High Street Shops and Local Schools +
• Lounge with Feature Fireplace and Wood Burner +
• Kitchen / Diner +
• Two Bedrooms Plus Attic Room over Three Floors +
• Rear Pedestrian Access to Communal Seating Area Plus Storage Shed +
• Gas Central Heating and Double Glazing +
• We are informed; Boiler Circa One Year Old with 10 Year Guarantee - Rear Windows Fitted by Yate Windows 2024, Front Windows Circa 2020 - Electric and Fuse Box Upgraded Circa 2020 +
• Council Tax Band C - South Gloucestershire Council +

No Onward Chain! A delightful end of terrace character cottage situated just a short easy walk to the High Street shops and amenities. The property is also convenient for commuting to Bristol and Bath, plus to the A46 and M4 Junction 18. It is well maintained and presented with neutral décor and carpeting throughout, plus it has lovely character features such as a working wood burner with a brick surround fireplace in the lounge and a cottage style kitchen/diner. It also benefits from gas central heating (boiler replaced 2023/24) and Upvc double glazed windows. The accommodation on the ground floor comprises of an entrance porch with storage cupboard, lounge and kitchen/diner with range cooker and access to the rear communal pathway. The first floor has two bedrooms and a family bathroom. From the landing a staircase takes you up to the attic room on the top floor. The cottage has its own outside brick built store room/workshop and the use of a communal outside seating area - which is also used for clothes drying just behind the store. (Please note there is NO GARDEN with this property and parking is ON STREET). The historic market town of Chipping Sodbury sits just below the Cotswold Escarpment and has excellent road links to the A46, the M4 (Junction 18 is approx. 4.9 miles away) Bristol and Bath. Likewise, the M5 Junction 14 in Falfield is easily accessible going via nearby Wickwar, whilst the Yate train station (approx. 1.9 miles away) provides a direct link for commuters into Bristol. The picturesque High Street dates back to the 12th Century and offers a wide and eclectic range of shops and established businesses which support the town and attract visitors. There is a selection of both Primary and Secondary Schooling in the area of good reputation plus Chipping Sodbury offers many nearby country walks (the Frome Valley Walkway and the Cotswold Way to name but a few), a lovely common, golf course, cricket, rugby, football and tennis clubs. The centrally located Waitrose store offers excellent parking and a cafeteria.