Flaxley Street, Cinderford £375,000

The market town of Cinderford offers a range of amenities to include shops, post office, supermarkets, library, health centre, community hospital, dentist, sports and leisure centre, primary and secondary education and a bus service to Gloucester which is approximately 14 miles away and surrounding areas.

A wider range of facilities also available throughout the Forest of Dean including an abundance of woodland and river walks. The Severn Crossings and M4 towards London, Bristol and Cardiff are easily reached from this area along with the cities of Gloucester and Cheltenham for access onto the M5 and the Midlands.

Double glazed, tiled floor with power socket.

Half glazed entrance door with sidelight windows, window to side wall, radiator, under-stairs store cupboard.

Two windows looking out onto the front gardens and forest beyond making this a light and airy room. Fireplace housing multi fuel burner with mantle over, storage cupboards and shelves to alcoves, two radiators, T.V. point.

A generously sized modern kitchen. On entry there is a walk in pantry with power and light and an inset cupboard with drawers under. Beech worktops having cupboards and drawer units beneath; placements for white goods; a Halogen hob with extractor over and a one and a half bowl sink. To the other side there is a bank of tall units including an integral multifunction oven and microwave/grill/oven. A double door corner unit providing ample storage and placement for a washing machine. There are two radiators. Windows looking out onto flowerbeds etc., half glazed door to rear lobby.

A light double aspect room. French doors give access to the drive, lower garden terrace and patio. Window to the side, radiator.

Low level W.C., basin, window.

Window overlooking rear garden (upper terrace).

The windows provide this room with stunning views of the Forest and beyond across to the Brecon Beacons; radiator, access to loft.

Again, windows providing stunning views of the Forest and beyond across to the Brecon Beacons; radiator.

Window to side, mirror fronted fitted wardrobes, radiator.

Three-piece suite in white low level W.C., pedestal wash basin and panelled bath with shower over, part tiled walls, radiator. Airing cupboard housing gas system boiler/hot water cylinder providing central heating and domestic hot water. Window with obscure glass. Built in shelving for towels etc.

The house is positioned centrally in this large plot (approx. 0.25 acres) having garden to all four sides. To the front of the property there are two lawns, flower beds with seasonal planting and flowering shrubs. Behind a hedge is a further lawn, leading to fruit trees, and a sunny patio area. The driveway offers parking for multiple vehicles. A gravelled area also offers further parking for two vehicles. To the right is the Garage (18' 1'' x 9' 10'' (5.5m x 3m) plus store 5' 11'' x 4' 11'' (1.8m x 1.5m)) with power and light. Attached to the garage is a former Coal Shed (5' 9'' x 7' 7'' (1.75m x 2.3m)). To the left of the drive is a Workshop (11' 0'' x 9' 2'' (3.35m x 2.8m)) with power and light, To the rear of the gravelled area is a large Log store. The stunning upper (rear) terrace of the garden is accessed via a sloping path or by steps, featuring.. Summerhouse (11'1” x 13'1” (3.31mx 3.99m)) – dual aspect windows with decking to the front, making this a fantastic seating area with unrestricted views across the forest to the Brecon Beacons on a clear day and some beautiful sunsets. The upper terrace also offers a large lawned area, mature shrubs and trees including a cooking apple and various fruit bushes. The gardens must be viewed in order to fully appreciate them The property offers scope for further enhancement (STPP). Permission has been given previously for a 2nd detached house on the lower front terrace, also for conversion of the rear lobby to a shower room.

All mains services are connected to the property. The heating system and services where applicable have not been tested.