• • Period cottage +
• • Features include inglenook fireplace and beams +
• • 3 bedrooms +
• • Close to amenities +
• • Garden +

This period three bedroom terraced cottage is located in the centre of Berkeley town and is on the doorstep to all on the amenities. The property is full of charm and many period features including sash windows, open fire with inglenook fireplace and exposed beams. The accommodation is arranged over three floors and comprises entrance porch, lounge/diner, kitchen and downstairs bathroom. The first floor offers two bedrooms with the main bedroom on the second floor. Outside to the rear is an enclosed garden with lawn, patio area and outside tap.

AGENT NOTE - next door has rights of access at the top of the rear garden.

Berkeley is situated to the west of the M5 and the A38, to the north of Bristol and to the south of Gloucester and Cheltenham. Berkeley Castle has been home to the Berkeley family for some 900 years, a popular and very interesting historical attraction. The town was also the home of Edward Jenner, pioneer of the smallpox vaccine. The Jenner Museum is a short walk from the High Street, past the brick cottage that Jenner gave to James Phipps, who as a boy was the first person to receive inoculation. A thriving small rural town, Berkeley has a variety of shops, building society, hotel, public houses and a primary school.