Our Thoughts

“… Kingswood has always been a popular village and, when these properties were built in the 1970’s they provided much needed housing in the village. These “odd” numbered properties are “the pick of the bunch” as they command fantastic views to the south across open countryside and to the hill beyond. Built with attractive Cotswold stone elevations they are still sought after today and this lovely example has the benefit of uPVC windows and doors and has recently been upgraded with a combination gas boiler. Ready to live in and a great home for family or couple alike the local amenities include a shop, popular Inn and good local community sports hall and fields. With an acceptable walk to Katherine Lady Berkeley School and on regular bus routes to Bristol and Gloucester this has to be a consideration for all who are looking for a property in the area…”

Directions

Using the B4061; A38 and B4058 arrive and travel through the village of Charfield attaining the “Renishaw” roundabout at which you take the third exit signpost marked to Kingswood. As you enter the village turn right at the War Memorial and wiggle through the bends and climb the hill taking the left fork by “Dinnywicks”. Take the next left into Walkmill Lane and No. 47 is down the lane on the right hand side about 200 meters further on.

 Entrance via -  
uPVC residential front door to lobby with uPVC obscure glass window. Door to -

Lounge -
16' 6" (5.03m) X 10' 11" (3.32m)
uPVC double glazed window to front elevation; Double panel radiator with individual thermostatic control valve; TV Point; Coved Ceiling; Wall Light Points; Door to inner lobby;

Dining Area -
8' 10" (2.68m) X 8' 8" (2.63m)
uPVC double glazed window to rear garden elevation and views to farmland and Cotswold hills beyond; door to

Kitchen -
10' 8" (3.26m) X 8' 5" (2.57m)  
uPVC double glazed window to rear garden elevation and views; uPVC residential door to rear garden; Range of fitted base and wall units with cupboards and drawers finished in an attractive pale timber laminate and topped by granite effect laminated work surfaces with post formed edges. Gas cooker point; electric cooker point; stainless steel inset sink unit with right hand drainer and fitted chrome mixer tap; plumbing for automated washing machine; built in cupboard.

Inner lobby
with staircase to first floor and under stairs storage cupboard.

On the First Floor

Landing with power point and hatchway to fully insulated loft space which has partial boarding and light fitted.

Bedroom One -
13' 7" (4.14m) X 9' 8" (2.95m)
uPVC double glazed window to front elevation with views to North Nibley Ridge; single panel radiator with individual thermostatic control valve; Telephone point.

Bedroom Two -
11' 7" (3.53m) X 9' 8" (2.95m)
uPVC double glazed window to front elevation with fine views to the Cotswold Escarpment at Hillesley and beyond; single panel radiator with individual thermostatic control valve; Airing cupboard with fitted Worcester 28i Junior combination gas fired central heating and hot water boiler.

Bedroom Three -
10' 5" (3.18m) X 9' 8" (2.95m)
uPVC double glazed window to front elevation; single panel radiator with individual thermostatic control valve.

Bathroom -
9' 8" (2.95m) X 8' 5" (2.57m)
2 x uPVC double glazed windows; single panel radiator with individual thermostatic control valve; 4 piece pale bathroom suite comprising pedestal wash hand basin; low level WC; panelled bath and built in shower cubicle with Mira Sprint electric shower unit; Shaver point.

Garage
Integral single garage with power and light and housing electricity meter and consumer unit

Outside
To the front is a small area of garden bounded by a palling fence with paved drive way and foot path. To the rear is an area of garden mainly laid to lawn bounded by panel fencing to each side and post and rail to the rear. There is a stone laid patio upon which to sit and admire that amazing country view.

Tax Band  “C” – Payable £1341.82

 Built   - 1973