Terraced house for sale in Sundial, Claydon, Lechlade, Gloucestershire GL7

Sundial is a beautiful barn conversion set in in the picturesque hamlet of Claydon, just on the outskirts of Lechlade, opposite the exclusive Lakes by Yoo.

Upon entering the home, you are greeted by a large entrance hall with cloakroom and with stairs rising to the first floor. The kitchen, situated off the hall, has a range of Shaker-style floor and wall mounted units, built-in appliances and is finished with a breakfast bar. The living room is bright with dual aspect windows, an exposed beam and French doors leading into the garden.

On the first floor, you are immediately struck by the height of the vaulted ceilings. There are two great sized double bedrooms, both with in-built storage and the master boasts an en suite shower room. A family bathroom completes the floor.

There is a large loft in the property that stretches the length of the house and has fantastic head height. There could be scope to convert this area, subject to planning and regulations.

Outside, to the front of the property, is a gravelled area providing off-road parking for at least two vehicles. To the rear is a fully enclosed garden which is laid mainly to lawn with a sunny patio area and flower borders.<br /><br />Claydon is a small hamlet close to the beautiful small town of Lechlade, adjoining the River Thames and on the borders of Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire and Wiltshire, Lechlade has a population of just over 3,000. There are several independent shops, a small supermarket, a church, doctors' surgery, excellent primary school and a library.

Lechlade has a wide array of pubs and bustling restaurants. There is a healthy tourist trade, particularly in the summer, when the Thames is busy with cruisers, narrow boats and small boats.
There is good fishing in the local rivers and lakes, country walks in the beautiful Cotswolds countryside, and various nature reserves in the area. The town is a good staging-post for visitors to the Cotswolds and the historic towns of Oxford and Cirencester.