Countess Lilias Road, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, GL7 1UD

A well proportioned three bedroom home in a popular Cirencester location.

Offering generous living accommodation with front and rear garden, the property would benefit from some cosmetic updating, making it ideal for buyers looking to create a home to their own taste while adding value.

Conveniently situated close to local amenities, schools and the town centre.

Situated within a popular residential area on the edge of Cirencester, this well presented home offers spacious and versatile accommodation, ideal for growing families, professional couples or downsizers.

The property is approached via a path through the front garden and leads into a welcoming entrance hall.

The ground floor offers a bright and comfortable living room, complemented by a fitted kitchen/dining room creating the perfect space for both everyday family life and entertaining.

Generous glazing allows natural light to flood the accommodation, whilst patio doors provide access to the enclosed rear garden.

To the first floor are two well proportioned bedrooms and a third single bedroom , two & three with built in wardrobes and served by a family bathroom and seperate w.c.

Outside, the rear garden provides a private and secure environment for children, pets, and outdoor dining during the warmer months.

The property further benefits from useful outbuildings, side access and a convenient location close to local amenities, schools, countryside walks and excellent transport links.

Countess Lilias Road is well positioned within easy reach of Cirencester town centre, offering an excellent range of shops, cafés, restaurants and leisure facilities Services - Mains electricity, gas, water and drainage.

Double glazing and gas central heating Cotswolds District Council Tax band B =£1973.83 26/27 We are legally required to carry out anti money laundering ID checks on all sellers and buyers.

These checks are completed via an external company, and there is a non-refundable £48 fee per property (inc. VAT) payable before we can market a property or issue a memorandum of sale.

Cirencester, known as the Capital of the Cotswolds and famous for its Roman history, has an abundance of cultural attractions including the Corinium Museum, Roman Amphitheatre and the Abbey.

Cirencester Park is home to the Polo Club, one of the most historic clubs in the country, being founded in 1894.

The Market Place offers a choice of high street stores, independent retailers, cafes and restaurants.

There is also the multi-award-winning Barn Theatre, Sundial Theatre and the Bathurst Estate and grounds.