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The Street, Coaley GL11 5EB O.I.R.O £415,000 the Street, Coaley, GL11 5EB The Street, Coaley GL11 5EB O.I.R.O £415,000 The Street, Coaley, GL11 5EB • Detached Four Bedroom Bungalow • Village Location • Good Sized Garden • Off Road Parking • Detached Garage • Versatile & Flexible • EPC E54 • Regent House, 1 Bath Road, Stonehouse, Gloucestershire, GL10 2JD 01453 827640 [email protected] O.I.R.O £415,000 www.naylorpowell.com Description relevant planning permissions being obtained. This versatile and well presented bungalow is sure to catch your eye. Outside Having been updated by the current owners, this well cared for home To the front of the property, there is a gravelled driveway providing off must be on your viewing list. Benefitting from spacious road parking for several vehicles, an area of lawn with shrub borders, a accommodation throughout and a well tended garden, the property single garage with power and lighting, wood store and there is also is situated opposite the local community run shop and benefits from gated access to the rear garden. views of the village green. There is also a bus stop nearby and is To the rear of the property the garden is mainly laid to lawn with a conveniently located for both the M5 motorway and Cam railway paved patio area, fruit bushes, mature hedging and shrubs. There is station. also an outside tap and lighting. Accommodation Situation The accommodation comprises Entrance Hall with wooden flooring, a Coaley is located in Gloucestershire, it is 3 miles from the town of good sized Sitting Room with window to the front aspect, inset wood Dursley, and 5 miles from the town of Stroud. The village extends from burning stove and french doors leading through to the Dining Room the edge of the Cotswold Hills at Coaley Peak viewpoint, towards the which has dual aspect windows and a loft ladder giving access to the River Cam at Cam and the Severn Estuary beyond. loft room which is an ideal spare room or hobby room. From the Dining Coaley has many amenities, including a 300-year-old pub, the Fox and Room you access Bedroom four/Study. To the rear of the property, Hounds, Coaley C of E Primary School, a church, a village hall, and a there is a good sized Kitchen/Diner which is fitted with a range of community shop. Cam and Dursley railway station was reopened in cream wall and base units with work surfaces over, inset 1½ bowl 1994 and is situated on the South-Western border of the village. stainless steel sink, space for range cooker, dishwasher and fridge/ Coaley is a very active village with many clubs and societies. It also freezer, from here you have access to the conservatory which has holds an annual produce show, which has been held since 1942 on doors leading onto the garden. Bedroom One is located at the front of the first Saturday in September. the property and benefits from access to a Jack and Gill Shower In 2003, Coaley was crowned Gloucestershire village of the year and Room. Bedroom Two has a window to the side aspect along with fitted went on to pick up a runner-up prize in the national competition, in wardrobes and also has access to the Shower Room. The Shower recognition of local residents' efforts to develop community Room located between these two bedrooms has a modern white suite organisations and enterprises. comprising of a tiled shower cubicle, WC, wash hand basin and a light tube/silent extractor fan. Bedroom Three has a dual aspect over the Services, Tenure and Council Tax rear garden and the family bathroom consists of a panelled bath with With the exception of gas, the owners inform us that all mains services shower over, WC, wash hand basin and obscure window to the rear are connected to the property. The property is heated by an oiled aspect. There is also loft access via a hatch from the Entrance Hall with fired central heating system. an integrated ladder and light. There is potential to extend into the Tenure - Freehold large loft space to create further accommodation subject to the Stroud District Council; Tax Band E- £2,077.76. Disclaimer: These particulars do not form part of any contract and no responsibility is accepted for any errors or omissions in any statement made, whether verbally or written for or on behalf of Naylor Powell. Floorplans have been prepared for identification purposes only, they are not to scale and no guarantee can be given as to their accuracy. Prospective purchasers please be aware none of the appliances, boiler, heaters etc. which may have been mentioned in these particulars have been tested and no guarantee can be given that they are in working order. .
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