About this property

Located in a quiet cul-de-sac lies a modern two bedroom bungalow with views across the canal and option to moor a boat of any size (subject to a mooring licence) right at the end of the garden.

Found at the end of a cul-de-sac and conveniently located to transport links lies this unique two bedroom home with views over the canal. The property originally a pool house has been converted by the current vendors to create a really unique opportunity to own a bungalow on the canal. Stepping inside you're greeted by a useable space where there is room for your coats/boots, washing machine, tumble dryer and sink. Carrying through another door you are greeted by the heart of the home which is a lovely open plan space offering a modern interior. On the right hand side lies the fitted kitchen, carrying around there is ample room to set up a lounge area, office space and extra seating areas. Off the living room there is access into the garden via three double patio doors looking out over the canal. The bathroom features a walk in shower and a stand alone bath, to the other side of the house lies both bedrooms which are sizeable and offer plenty of room for wardrobes, a desk and bedside tables.

Outside
To the front of the property there is a driveway with parking for one big car or two small vehicles and immediate access into the property. Accessing the garden off the open plan living room via sliding doors leads out onto a small patio area to enjoy the sunshine, flat garden space which is lawn and some small beds for flowers/plants. The true benefit of the rear of the property is the view over the canal while also having mooring rights to moor a boat of any size right at the end of the garden.

Situation
The property sits close to the village centre, surrounded by the picturesque village green, known as one of England's longest. The area features charming thatched cottages, period homes, and a scenic canal system with access to the River Severn. The green hosts village cricket games while ponds are frequented by ducks and geese. Local amenities include a Parish Church, Lakefield Church of England Primary School, a village shop, two pubs, a Tennis Club, and a Sailing Club. Easy access to the A38 & M5 motorways connects the village to Gloucester, Cheltenham, the Midlands, Bristol, and the South West. Nearby rail links at Stonehouse and Bristol (Parkway) offer connections to London (Paddington). Larger towns like Dursley & Stroud provide comprehensive educational, leisure, and shopping facilities.

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Additional information

• Village Location
• Option to Moor your own Boat of any Size
• Two bedrooms
• Modern Interior
• Utility Area
• Canal Views
• Off Road Parking
• Useable Garden
• Conveniently Located to Transport Links

Key information

Council Tax Band: D

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate