2 bed end terrace house for sale in Foss Field, Winstone, Gloucestershire GL7, £285,000

285,000.00

Offer Nr.:
66478493
Type of ad:
for Sale
Property type:
2 bed end terrace house
Bedrooms:
2
Bathrooms:
1
Reception rooms:
1
Contact name:
Perry Bishop - Cirencester
Phone(s):
01285 418979

* Freehold
* End of Terrace home
* Two bedrooms
* Conservatory
* Sitting room
* Kitchen with space for a table
* Garden
* Allocated Parking
* Chain Free
* 'Move Ready' Scheme
An attractive two - bedroom end of terraced property situated within a small
cul - de - sac in the popular village of Winstone, and well placed with good
access to Cirencester and Cheltenham.
The accommodation is arranged over two floors and comprises entrance hall with
understairs cupboard, sitting room with stairs to the first floor. The fitted
kitchen has a range of units with work surface over and a door leading to the
conservatory.
To the first floor there are two double bedrooms and a fitted bathroom.
The rear garden is well enclosed. There are two parking spaces to the front of
the property.
Move Ready
Our seller for this property has opted to use our ‘Move Ready’ pack because
they are keen to put themselves in the best position to achieve a smooth and
speedy sale. They have opted to make purchasing the pack a condition of their
sale as a show of their commitment, with the aim of a faster less complicated
process.
The cost of the pack to the buyer is £300 inc VAT (non - refundable) and
includes the following that is in place ready to be sent to your solicitor
upon offer acceptance:
\ - Property Information Questionnaire
\ - Fittings and Contents forms
\ - Official copy of Title Register or Epitome of Title if an unregistered
title
\ - Title plan
\ - Local Authority search
\ - Draft contract
\ - A buyers information booklet will be shared on first viewing
\ - Anti Money Laundering Checks

Winstone is a small village located
in the Cotswold Hills and benefits from an attractive Norman church, an active
village hall, good local primary school in neighbouring Miserden and a couple
of pubs locally. It is about five miles from Cirencester.
Today, it is often referred to as the “Capital of the Cotswolds” and is
located on the edge of the Cotswold Water Park. The town owes a great deal of
its stunning architecture to the wealthy wool traders whose buildings span the
Middle Ages to the 18th century.

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