Property Description
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Our analysis
Welcome to 82 Corsend Road, Hartpury, a cozy and compact detached type home with 3 bed in the GL19 3BP area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band .
This classic property was built
The neighbourhood is known for having good properties at a reasonable price -
with a market valuation of £572,000 and a rental potential of £3,718 per month,
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it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
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Additional analysis
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3 bed characterful cottage. Beautifully
presented spacious re thatched beamed cottage. Lovingly restored
but with mdoern fitments for todays living. Open plan lounge/dining
room, study/bedroom four, ensuite to the master bedroom, space to
extend (STPP), landscaped gardens and views.
ACCOMMODATION
Entrance Hallway
Shower Room / WC
Family Bathroom
Kitchen - 14' 8'' x 9' 8 (4.47m x 2.94m)
Dining Room - 14' 8'' x 9' 9 (4.47m x 2.97m)
Open Plan to Lounge - 20' 0'' x 14' 1 (6.09m x 4.29m)
Study / Bedroom 4 - 7' 7'' x 8' 2 (2.31m x 2.49m)
Double Bedroom12' 3'' x 8' 2'' (3.73m x 2.49m)
Double Bedroom - 12' 3'' x 8' 2'' (3.73m x 2.49m)
Double bedroom
First Floor Landing
Master Bedroom - 14' 11'' x 14' 4 (4.54m x 4.37m)
En-Suite Vanity Unit/WC
Double Bedroom - 14' 5'' x 10' 0 (4.39m x 3.05m)
INTERIOR KEY FEATURES
Spacious rooms all with good head height,Extensive beamed ceilings
and walls, Howdens kitchen with solid wood work surfaces,Range
Cooker,Inglenook fireplace and bread oven, LPG Central Heating,
secondary glazing to most rooms.
EXTERIOR KEY FEATURES
Elevated plot0.465 Acres of landscaped gardens,Many feature trees,
shrubs and lawned areas,Sweeping driveway to double carport and
additional parking,Child/animal safe ornamental pond,Patio Area
With Hexagonal wooden summerhouse,Storage sheds and log
store,Extensive views over open fields and hills.Rear entrance -
possible business or rental adaptability
SITUATION
Quiet semi rural location,Less than 1 mile to Village Centre,Local
amenities - Pubs, Post Office stores, Garage,New Village Hall with
range of activities,Doctors surgery at nearby Staunton,5 Miles
North of Gloucester,Rail links - Gloucester for mainline
network,Road links M50 - 7 miles, M5 - 8 miles.
OTHER INFORMATION
Council Tax - Band F, Forest of Dean District Council,Mains Water
(Unmetered) and Electricity,Private drainage (Septic
tank,)Worcester Bosch LPG Combi Boiler C/H and H/W,Secondary
glazing to most rooms,Alarm system to house and sheds,2015/6
Buildings and contents Insurance - amount paid by current owners
ยฃ536.
DIRECTIONS
From Ledbury, Herefordshire follow A417 in a southerly direction
signposted Gloucester turning right at the mini roundabout in
Staunton. Having entered Hartpury village and passed the Watersmeet
public house on your right, take the next turning right.From
Gloucester follow the A417 for 5 miles North through Maisemore, on
entering Hartpury village take the turning on your left after the
Royal Exchange public house. You are now on Corsend Road. Continue
for 0.4 miles past the duck pond. On the next left hand bend the
Cottage is immediately on your right set back from the road.
DESCRIPTION / VENDORS COMMENTS
"Broads Orchard is believed to date from around 1490. Its
construction is an A frame cruck and only between two to three
thousand such buildings are believed to now exist in England and
Wales. It is therefore very much a characterful rarity within
today's housing stock. It is probable that this was built as two
agricultural workers' cottages. The previous owner converted them
to one house in the 1960's. The tiled roof parts on each end were
originally stock sheds for use by the respective occupants, these
too compounds and were integrated into the house at this time. .The
cottage offers good sized flexible living space, the current owners
having both maintained the property and preserved the historical
wealth of features. These include not only extensive wall and
ceiling timbers, but also an exposed wattle panel, the remaining
original windows and glass panes, the large inglenook fireplace
with side seating, salt store recess and bread oven.At the same
time a number of major improvemnts have been made to the property
so that it now provides the comfort and amenities associated with
today's modern lifestyle. A full LPG central heating/hot water
system is run by a Worcester Bosch Combi boiler. The property has
been rewired and has an up to date inspection certificate. Everest
secondary glazing is fitted to the majority of the windows. The
bathroom and shower room have been refitted and an upstairs vanity
unit/WC forms an en suite facility to the master bedroom. The
cottage has been entirely re-thatched using water reed which has a
lifespan of up 65-75 years indeed the front was only finished and
re-ridged in February 2014. the decorative ridge embellishments
have been restored to the earliest known identifiable pattern used
on the cottage. Both chimneys were re-pointed in 2013.This cottage
has lost none of its quintessential character by the process of
renewal, the owners believe it has a desirable synergy of ancient
and modern. The entrance hall provides double storage cupboards,
plumbing for a washing machine and hanging space for coats. There
is a shower with WC and a fully fitted family bathroom next to it.
The Howdens kitchen has an extensive range of wall and base units
and Belfast sink, and includes a gas hob/electric double oven range
cooker together with space for under counter fridge and freezer.
The dining room and lounge are open plan and constitute a flexible
space for the main living area, leading to a downstairs double
bedroom and a room the current owners prefer to use as a good sized
study rather than a single bedroom. Upstairs there is a landing
with double storage cupboards with hanging space. also giving loft
access via a rectractable metal ladder. Both bedrooms are doubles,
the main bedroom is a particularly good size with a range of built
in wardrobes as well as the en suite facility.Outside. the entrance
is via a relaid stone driveway to the double carport and additional
car parking/turning area. The garden is predominantly to the front
of the property. It is a feature that demonstrates the current
owners' passion for gardening as, with the exception of some mature
trees, much of what is there now has been designed and planted by
them. To the front there is a central lawned area with various
feature borders and further lawned/border areas off. A 'woodland
walk' has been created through the trees giving a spectacular
Spring display with extensive bulb plantings. In the Summer the
collection of specimen Acer trees is then a stunning feature, yet
there is still room for conifers and grasses and even 2 apple
trees. The fishpond has a child/animal proof cover for safety.
Screened seating/patio areas around the garden allow enjoyment of
the garden from different vistas and to be able to pick from sunny
and shady spots during the day. There is also a hexagonal wooden
summerhouse and patio to the far side of the driveway.To the rear
is a further area of lawn with views over open fields and hills
from which to watch the setting sun in the West throughout the
year. A gravelled utility area provides a rotary washing line, two
shelved and alarmed sheds, a log store, outside tap and LPG tank.
Exterior power points have been provided, as well as 2 exterior
lights and 2 spotlights at strategic points.Broads Orchard is truly
a property a property not to be missed by discerning
buyers."Viewings By Appointment with the Agent or via the vendors
on 07796180870
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