4 bedroom end of terrace house for sale
Coaley, Dursley GL11
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Council tax band: D
Rosebery House has the generous proportions befitting a Victorian home. Sympathetically extended the property now offers generous and well-balanced accommodation throughout, complimented by some original and reclaimed details such as cast-iron fireplaces and character doors.
The dining room to the front of the property is well-proportioned and has a pretty feature fireplace, this opens through to the generous triple aspect sitting room with has doors opening onto the rear garden and a feature fireplace with gas fire. The kitchen is to the rear with a pleasant outlook across the garden and space for a breakfast table, this leads through to the utility/cloakroom and a convenient lobby with an under-stairs cupboard and a door opening onto the garden.
Stairs ascend from the entrance hallway to the first floor where you will find the family bathroom and four good size bedrooms. The master bedroom is linked to a 5th room which would serve well as a fantastic dressing room, cot-room or home office, this in turn leads into the en-suite bathroom with both bath and a separate shower.
The lofty attic space which can be readily accessed from the first-floor landing has a good-size window light and has been insulated and boarded, there is scope to make this a useable room (subject to obtaining the necessary planning permissions).
Outside, the property has a charming pedestrian access to the front door, alongside a pretty cottage-style front garden. To the side there is a large gated driveway which leads through to the rear where you will find a very generous garage/workshop and the garden. The garage has an up-and-over door and two windows making it a good space for both vehicles and hobbies.
The garden which is a deceptive space wraps around the garage and has several established trees, alongside climbers and attractive shrubs, and a small brick built shed. There is a level area of lawn at the rear, and a further section of lawn with a small patio which adjoins the house and enjoys a good degree of sunshine throughout the day.
The property benefits from gas central heating, double glazing and an electrical car-charging point.Coaley is a well-regarded village known for its community spirit and excellent amenities to include a very popular public house - The Fox, a newly built community run store, a village hall and recreation ground, children's park, the church, and the village primary school. Surrounded on all sides by stunning open countryside there is no shortage of local walks and footpaths, complimented by Coaley Peak and beautiful Coaley Woods.
The market town of Dursley located on the Cotswold Way is a 10 minute drive away, and offers an array of convenient 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.
Stroud 7.5 miles away offers a more comprehensive range of amenities. Cam and Dursley railway station is less than 2 miles away with regular services to Gloucester and Bristol, and the nearest junction of the M5 is approximately 5 miles away.
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band D
Services: We are advised that all mains services are connected to the property.
Agent's note: The neighbouring property which is mid-terrace has a right of access across the rear of Rosebery House.
Rosebery House has the generous proportions befitting a Victorian home. Sympathetically extended the property now offers generous and well-balanced accommodation throughout, complimented by some original and reclaimed details such as cast-iron fireplaces and character doors.
The dining room to the front of the property is well-proportioned and has a pretty feature fireplace, this opens through to the generous triple aspect sitting room with has doors opening onto the rear garden and a feature fireplace with gas fire. The kitchen is to the rear with a pleasant outlook across the garden and space for a breakfast table, this leads through to the utility/cloakroom and a convenient lobby with an under-stairs cupboard and a door opening onto the garden.
Stairs ascend from the entrance hallway to the first floor where you will find the family bathroom and four good size bedrooms. The master bedroom is linked to a 5th room which would serve well as a fantastic dressing room, cot-room or home office, this in turn leads into the en-suite bathroom with both bath and a separate shower.
The lofty attic space which can be readily accessed from the first-floor landing has a good-size window light and has been insulated and boarded, there is scope to make this a useable room (subject to obtaining the necessary planning permissions).
Outside, the property has a charming pedestrian access to the front door, alongside a pretty cottage-style front garden. To the side there is a large gated driveway which leads through to the rear where you will find a very generous garage/workshop and the garden. The garage has an up-and-over door and two windows making it a good space for both vehicles and hobbies.
The garden which is a deceptive space wraps around the garage and has several established trees, alongside climbers and attractive shrubs, and a small brick built shed. There is a level area of lawn at the rear, and a further section of lawn with a small patio which adjoins the house and enjoys a good degree of sunshine throughout the day.
The property benefits from gas central heating, double glazing and an electrical car-charging point.Coaley is a well-regarded village known for its community spirit and excellent amenities to include a very popular public house - The Fox, a newly built community run store, a village hall and recreation ground, children's park, the church, and the village primary school. Surrounded on all sides by stunning open countryside there is no shortage of local walks and footpaths, complimented by Coaley Peak and beautiful Coaley Woods.
The market town of Dursley located on the Cotswold Way is a 10 minute drive away, and offers an array of convenient 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.
Stroud 7.5 miles away offers a more comprehensive range of amenities. Cam and Dursley railway station is less than 2 miles away with regular services to Gloucester and Bristol, and the nearest junction of the M5 is approximately 5 miles away.
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band D
Services: We are advised that all mains services are connected to the property.
Agent's note: The neighbouring property which is mid-terrace has a right of access across the rear of Rosebery House.
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