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FREEHOLD Guide Price £295,000 HILLCREST, AISNE ROAD FREEHOLD Guide Price £295,000 REAR VIEW HILLCREST, AISNE ROAD, OLDCROFT, GL15 4NR RARELY AVAILABLE IN THIS LOCATION TWO BEDROOMS IMMENSE POTENTIAL FOR FURTHER REQUIRES SOME MODERNISATION DEVELOPMENT KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM SPACIOUS LOUNGE/DINING ROOM NO CHAIN SMALL OUTBUILDING, CAR PORT & DOUBLE GLAZING & OIL CENTRAL STORE HEATING OPPOSITE WOODLAND WALKS www.kjtresidential.co.uk HILLCREST, AISNE ROAD, OLDCROFT, GL15 4NR RARELY AVAILABLE IN THIS LOCATION - TWO BEDROOM DETACHED BUNGALOW WITH IMMENSE POTENTIAL FOR FURTHER DEVELOPMENT, REQUIRING SOME MODERNISATION. SITUATED IN AN ATTRA CTIVE POSITION OPPOSITE WOODLAND WALKS Oldcroft is a hamlet in Gloucestershire, England. The village of Yorkley is to the northwest, and the hamlet of Viney Hill is to the northeast. Lydney is the nearest town and is situated approximately 4 miles away. Lydney, which has existed since Roman times, covers approximately eight square miles of Gloucestershire between the Forest of Dean and the River Severn. The town itself stands on the Gloucester to Chepstow main A48 road and extends south-east down to Lydney Harbour, crossing the Gloucester to Cardiff railway line. Lydney is a busy industrial centre, with a wide range of business activities, made possible by its easy access to several radiating motorways and the Severn Bridge. The town has a range of amenities to include shops, post office, banks, supermarkets, service station, health centre, local hospital and sport centre. Lydney is fortunate to have four schools within its bounds Dean Academy (comprehensive secondary school), Lydney C. Of E. Primary School, Primrose Hill County Primary School and Severnbanks Primary School ENTRANCE DOOR: via Car Port. KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM: 13' 1'' x 12' 0'' (3.98m x 3.65m), window to front, fitted with a range of base and eye level units, Gas cooker point, plumbing for automatic dishwasher and washing machine, electric oven and grill, double bowl sink unit, radiator, power points. LOBBY: loft access, wall lighting point. LOUNGE/DINING ROOM: 24' 0'' x 10' 0'' (7.31m x 3.05m) maximum, French doors to rear, window to side, wall lighting points, built-in cupboard/store, radiators, power points. BEDROOM ONE (EN-SUITE): 13' 0'' x 12' 10'' (3.96m x 3.91m), window to rear, radiator. EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM: three piece suite, tiled splashbacks. DRESSING ROOM/STORE/BEDROOM THREE: 8' 0'' x 5' 0'' (2.44m x 1.52m), radiator, power points. BEDROOM TWO : 11' 0'' x 9' 0'' (3.35m x 2.74m), window to front, built-in wardrobes and dressing table, radiator. CONSERVATORY: 16' 0'' x 9' 0'' (4.87m x 2.74m), tiled floor. Lydney Office, 43 Newerne Street, Lydney Gloucestershire GL15 5RA Email: [email protected] Associated offices also at Cinderford, Coleford and Gloucester. OUTSIDE: to the front a fenced boundary, patio area, side garden with two substantial sheds (one approx. 12' x 10'), tool shed attached to the property, ornamental pond, greenhouse with adjacent small tool shed and store, lawned garden, close boarded fence, further tool shed, outside lighting and water supply. SERVICES: to be confirmed. THE SERVICES AND CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEM, WHERE APPLICABLE, HAVE NOT BEEN TESTED. VIEWING: BY APPOINTMENT WITH THE OWNERS SOLE AGENTS. OUTGOINGS: COUNCIL TAX BAND 'B' IMPORTANT INFORMATION: All measurements are approximate. We have not tested any fittings, appliances or services within this property and cannot verify them to be in working order or within the Vendor/s ownership. We have not verified the tenure of the property, the type of construction or the condition thereof. Intending Purchasers should make appropriate enquiries through their own solicitor and surveyor etc., prior to exchange of contracts. .
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