6, Westwick Road, Gloucester, GL19 3EW

A well presented and extended family home offering great open plan living within the popular village of Huntley.

Close walking distance to local park and village school and boasting ample off road parking plus garage with pleasant rear garden.

Entrance Hall Stairs to first floor with open storage under and cupboard housing central heating boiler and doors leading off to ground floor accommodation.

Living Room Generous space with window to the front aspect and feature fireplace focal point.

Bathroom Useful ground floor bathroom with part tiled walls, white suite comprising bath, WC and vanity wash basin. There is a frosted window to the side aspect.

Open Plan Kitchen/Diner The hub of the family home and well appointed kitchen with a one and a half bowl sink unit, central island with breakfast bar, a range of base and wall mounted units, work surface space, integrated appliances to include, double oven, hob, fridge/freezer and a dishwasher.

The room has an abundance of natural light from a window to the side aspect, two roof light windows and large French doors to the rear. First Floor Landing Stairs from hallway lead up.

Window to side aspect and doors leading off. Bedroom One Well proportioned room with a range of built in storage cupboards, window to the front aspect and impressive walk in wardrobe.

Bedroom Two Window to the rear aspect. Bedroom Three Window to the rear aspect.

Shower Room Stylish finish with fully tiled walls and flooring, shower enclosure, WC and double wash basin with cupboard under. There is a roof light window.

Outside To the front of the property is a tarmac driveway with tandem parking for 3/4 vehicles which leads to single garage via up and over door.

There is an additional paved parking space at the front and path leading around to front door.

Gated side access leads to the rear garden which enjoys patio areas, an expanse of lawn and mature beds and borders.

Location Huntley is a village located approximately 5 miles west of Gloucester on the A40 in the north of the Forest of Dean.

With a CE primary school providing education from 4 to 11 years, a church, a garden centre, and traditional butchers, two pubs plus a community centre and two filling stations with convenience stores.

A football and cricket club, the cricket club, founded in 1874, has its own ground to the south of the main road.

Material Information Tenure: Freehold Council tax band: C Local Authority & rates: Forest of Dean District Council, £2,127.01 (2026/27) Electricity supply: Mains Water supply: Mains Sewerage: Mains Heating: Oil fired Broadband speed: Basic 35 Mbps, Ultrafast 1000 Mbps Mobile phone coverage: EE, Vodafone, Three, O2 EPC F31 - Please note since the report was done some improvements have been made