Mobile/park home for sale in Bridge Close, St. Johns Priory, Lechlade GL7

Summary
A detached static home quietly situated on this popular residential park located on the outskirts of the desirable Cotswold market town of Lechlade on Thames. The property has been updated and benefits from a garage. Available to those aged 50 years and over. No onward chain

description
Allen and Harris are pleased to offer to the market this well presented single unit park home located in the very popular St. Johns Priory area on the edge of Lechlade. The property itself has been well maintained and is ready to move into. The accommodation offers a hallway, 11ft lounge, 11ft modern fitted kitchen, two bedrooms and bathroom, outside is a wrap around plot with raised decked area, driveway parking and a single garage.

The market town of Lechlade is within walking distance and offers a range of local shops, cafes and restaurants, whilst the popular public house The Trout is on the doorstep of the park.

Entrance Via Door

Entrance Hall
Double glazed door to side. Radiator. Storage cupboard.

Lounge 11' 7" x 11' 7" ( 3.53m x 3.53m )
Double glazed windows to front and side. Radiator. Single double glazed door to side,

Kitchen / Breakfast Room 11' 7" x 7' 8" ( 3.53m x 2.34m )
Double glazed window to side. Range of wall and base mounted units with work surfaces over. Sink and drainer unit. Integrated electric oven and hob with cooker hood over. Plumbing for washing machine, Space for fridge/freezer. Central heating boiler, Radiator.

Bedroom One 10' 2" x 7' 3" ( 3.10m x 2.21m )
Double glazed window to rear.

Bedroom Two 9' 3" x 4' 2" ( 2.82m x 1.27m )
Double glazed window to side. Built-in wardrobes, Radiator,

Bathroom
Double glazed window to side. Bath with shower over. Vanity wash hand basin. W.C. Part tiled walls.

Rear Garden
Enclosed by panel fencing. Wraparound garden. Raised deck area.

Driveway
Parking for one car.

Garage
Front and rear access.

Lechlade
Lechlade is an attractive market town well placed to enjoy Cotswold Life. With its wide streets and elegant houses the town has a typical Cotswold quality with shops and Georgian houses clustering around the Market Place dominated by the slender spire of St Lawrence's Church. There is a range of shops and local amenities as well as specialist shops, restaurants and pubs such as the Trout Inn, which dates back to 1472. The Roman town of Cirencester lies twelve miles to the west. The pretty villages of Bibury, with the ancient terraced cottages of Arlington Row, and Kelmscot, the riverside home of William Morris, are both close by.

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3. The measurements indicated are supplied for guidance only and as such must be considered incorrect.
4. Services: Please note we have not tested the services or any of the equipment or appliances in this property, accordingly we strongly advise prospective buyers to commission their own survey or service reports before finalising their offer to purchase.
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