Terraced house for sale in Brassington Gardens, Withington, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire GL54

A well-presented three-bedroom family home nestling at the end of a select cul-de-sac and backing on to and overlooking farmland. This delightful home offers a lovely contemporary way of living in a rural setting. The property is well placed, being equal distance from the wonderful market town of Cirencester and the regency town of Cheltenham with all of its amenities, facilities, and some glorious countryside walks.

The accommodation is arranged over two floors and briefly comprises an entrance lobby where there are stairs to the first floor. The kitchen has a range of units with working surfaces over and matching wall cupboards. The sitting room has a recently installed woodburner and an under stairs storage cupboard. The room flows through into the sun room where you can sit, relax, and overlook the garden. The downstairs has the added benefit of underfloor heating.

At first floor level, the landing leads to three bedrooms and the main family bathroom which enjoys a white suite with a separate shower over the bath and a wash hand basin set in a vanity unit.

Outside, there are raised flower borders to the front and a driveway off-road parking space. Pedestrian access leads to the rear garden which is well enclosed and adjacent to open farmland. There is a lawn area, a small patio, and a garden shed.

This property is subject to a covenant under the 157 Housing Act 1985. This covenant is entered on the title of all homes originally sold under the Right to Buy Scheme in the Cotswold area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This is to ensure homes developed with public funding are retained by people with a local connection and who will live in the property as their only home. In accordance with the statute, consent is also needed if the property is to be let.<br /><br />Withington lies in the heart of the Cotswolds, and is a well-served community providing a range of local facilities including a public house, a village hall and the Church of St Michael and All Angels.
The village is set in a peaceful rural location a couple of miles south of the A40 which provides access to the local regional centre of Cheltenham to the west and Burford, Oxford and London to the east. Cirencester lies 11 miles to the south and there are mainline rail connections from Kemble and Cheltenham.

The region provides for a wealth of recreational pursuits with culture and racing in nearby Cheltenham and the wonderful Cotswold Hills surrounding.