3 bed semi-detached house for sale

Shurdington Road, Brockworth, Gloucester, Gloucestershire GL3

Situated in a sought after location close to open countryside and transport links stands this immaculately presented three bedroom residence offering spacious living accommodation, parking, garaging and a lovely garden to the rear enjoying far reaching countryside views.

On entering there is a well-presented spacious entrance hall benefitting from plenty of built in bespoke storage cupboards.

The sitting room is of a lovely size and beautifully presented enjoying a beamed ceiling, a stone fireplace with a wood burner and there are lovely views looking out to the rear garden and countryside beyond. There is access out to the garden and patio area.

Following on there is a further sitting room open plan kitchen/dining room which is of a generous size and beautifully presented incorporating quality and style and benefitting from a beamed ceiling a further fireplace with a wood burner and the bespoke kitchen is immaculately presented enjoying a central breakfast island and plenty of built in quality storage units. Bifold doors lead out to the rear garden and entertainment area.

Leading off there is a separate utility and cloakroom.

To the first floor there are three beautifully presented bedrooms one of which enjoys its own en-suite shower room and a further enjoying double doors opening out to take in the far reaching countryside views.

The beautifully presented family bath room is presented in a contemporary style and enjoys views looking out to the rear.

To the outside there is parking to the front and a garage and to the rear the well maintained garden is of a generous size backing onto open farmland and there are glorious views looking out. The paved patio area is a lovely space from where to sit and relax and entertain.

Double doors lead into the rear of the garage and there is a further workshop attached. Also there are a further two storerooms.

Brockworth is a very popular area on the outskirts of Cheltenham, largely established in the post war period and up to the 1970's, on the back of The Gloster Aircraft company which was a major employer in the pre and post war era and the runway saw the first test flight for Sir Frank Whittle and his turbo jet engine.

Today the site has been redeveloped into a bustling business park and includes a major supermarket. There is also a traditional shopping area in Brockworth, sporting facilities, primary and secondary schools and nearby is the famous cheese rollers hill, a pagan festival on the last Monday in May, where the brave and the foolish chase a cheese round down a breathtakingly steep hill.