Available with NO-CHAIN !! A superb opportunity to acquire an extended semi detached family home located in a highly sought after position on the edge of Cirencester close to a selection of local facilities and amenities including Cirencester Park, parkland open to the residents of Cirencester on a daily basis ideal for a variety of country pursuits. Stratton as an area also benefits from a post office/convenience store, two public houses, hotel and well renowned primary school. Number 1 St John’s Close is presented in good condition throughout offering light and appealing family accommodation. The property is warmed by a gas fired central heating system, complimented by a series of double glazed windows and doors, there are two good sized reception rooms and a large Conservatory to the rear elevation over looking the rear garden. Entrance door to front leads to a reception hallway with stairs to first floor and useful down stairs cloakroom. To the first floor there are three family bedrooms with a selection of storage and a modern white bathroom. Externally the house occupies a corner plot with a fantastic large family garden which benefits from a sunny and secluded aspect. To the side of the house there is a detached garage with driveway parking to the front. We recommend early viewing of this superb family home, house's in this area are so rarely available. Call Cain and Fuller estate agents of Cirencester to arrange a viewing.

Stratton - Stratton a small village positioned on the edge of Cirencester Town within a mile of the market place, this area has an Ofstead outstanding rated primary school and a selection of local amenities including village shop/post office, public house, local clubs and associations. Ideally situated for open country walks and approximately 15 minute walk into Cirencester town centre. Swindon c.16 miles; Cheltenham c.18 miles; Oxford c.38 miles Kemble station c.3 miles (London Paddington about 75 minutes

Cirencester - Cirencester is an historic Roman town which became an important centre for the wool trade in medieval times. Today it is a thriving market town. The property occupies a desirable situation. Shopping in Cirencester is highly regarded, off the main streets there are many interesting back lanes with specialist shops, particularly Black Jack Street. On the outskirts of the town are two supermarkets (Waitrose and Tesco) as well as a Hospital. A new Leisure Centre was opened in 2006 and one of the oldest open-air pools in the country is a short walk. A gate to the 2500 acre Cirencester Park, belonging to the Bathurst family and open during the day, is also a short walk off Cecily Hill. Many concerts are given in the Church and there are talented local choirs and amateur dramatic groups. Within about half an hour’s drive are the towns of Cheltenham, Gloucester and Swindon. Bath, Oxford and Stratford are about an hour by car, with superb cultural and recreational facilities. Private and State schools in the area are excellent, such as Beaudesert, Deer Park, Kingshill, Prior Park, Rendcomb and Hatherop Castle.