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" Executive family home in a rural location as seen on netflix‘s we are the champions!. Period features with a modern feel. Spacious open plan living, cosy snug, three double bedrooms, ensuite and family bathroom. Large tiered garden with fantastic views. Off road parking. Available now. Call today 01452 527198

Call to arrange a viewing * Executive family home in a rural location as seen on Netflix‘s We Are The Champions!. Period features with a modern feel. Cosy lounge diner with log burning stove. Spacious hallway with stairs leading to first floor, downstairs WC, utility room with Belfast sink, washing machine and dryer. The open plan living comprises of modern kitchen with breakfast bar, American fridge freezer, dishwasher and a step leading to the lounge with another log burning stove. Upstairs are three good sized double bedrooms, the master has an ensuite with shower, bath, toilet and hand wash basin. The family bathroom comprises shower, toilet and hand wash basin.

Outside the property there is a spacious patio area to the rear with tiered lawned garden and higher patio area with fantastic views. To the front of the property is a smaller lawned area with mature hedge borders. Off road parking area.

Council Tax Band D (Tewkesbury Borough Council)

Room dimensions
Entrance porch
Loungediner 16‘0 x 10‘3
Hall and stairs to first floor
WC
Utility 7‘12 x 5‘15
Open plan kitchen diner 17‘72 x 11‘17
Lounge 16‘6 x 8‘3
Master bedroom 16‘11 x 10‘33
Ensuite
Bedroom 2 11‘39 x 9‘03
Bedroom 3 11‘71 x 9‘03
Family bathroom

Cooper‘s Hill is a local landmark within the parish of Brockworth, and is known in Britain and beyond for its annual cheese rolling contest. A large round cheese is rolled down the steep slope of the hill an chased by a group of &quote;runners&quote;, who in fact spend most of their brief descent to the bottom of the hill falling and tumbling. Two hundred years ago this was part of a larger mid-summer festival with other activities and competitions, but the event is now confined to the cheese-rolling and is held in May during the Spring Bank-holiday Monday. It is usually said to have originated as a pagan festival celebrating the arrival of summer, fertility, or both.

Located on a no thru road, the property has a rural aspect but only a short drive from Brockworth, and equal distance to Cheltenham and Gloucester. What3Words cucumber:elders:nest
The M5 motorway can be accessed with ease.

Available now!

Viewing highly recommended Council Tax Band: Holding Deposit: £519.00 "