- For Sale
- Guide price 495,000 GBP
- Build Size: 1,445 ft2
- Land Size: 1,445 ft2
- Bedroom: 4
- Bathroom: 2
This new, four bedroom, detached house is one of only 11 open market houses available to reserve at this exclusive development by Piper Homes on the edge of the Cotswolds.
Number 9, The Heddle is a superb plot at the rear of the development and features a kitchen / family / dining room running the full width of the house and opening onto the garden through French doors at the rear. There is a separate fitted utility room, a downstairs cloakroom and a front facing living room. Upstairs are four bedrooms and a family bathroom, plus an en-suite shower room to bedroom oneThe kitchens are by Symphony and feature soft close doors and drawers. There is Compact oven and microwave oven, integrated single oven & integrated dishwasher.The bathrooms and en-suites feature Porcelanosa tiles along with sleek fixtures and fittings. Each house at this exclusive development will be beautifully finished inside and out and include buff paved paths and patios and turfed front and rear gardens. It also comes with a private driveway.Contact our new homes team today to find out more and arrange a viewing.
Located on the Cotswold Way and surrounding hills, the area offers a wealth of lovely walks and breath-taking views. The historic market town of Dursley retains it s delightful 18th century market hall and offers a variety of small shops, cafes and pubs.With so much to do locally and such idyllic countryside right on the doorstep, you may never want to tear yourself away from Tisldown Gardens. But if you do, the development is under two miles from the Cam and Dursley Railway Station and around eight miles from the M5 motorway.Tilsdown Gardens is just a short drive from Slimbridge Wetland Centre on the banks of the River Severn. The first of its kind to be opened in the country back in 1946, this the world renowned reserve for water birds offers the perfect place for a day out for the whole family.Stroud is only eleven miles away. Full of independent shops, cafés and galleries and home to one of the best Farmers' Markets in the country, it also offers a full range of supermarkets.The city of Bristol is just over half an hour away by train or car. From Brunel and the SS Great Britain and the Clifton Suspension bridge, to Banksy or the Bristol Lido, there is something to interest everyone.Bristol Airport, which offers regular flights to dozens of destinations throughout Europe, is just over an hour away.
Number 9, The Heddle is a superb plot at the rear of the development and features a kitchen / family / dining room running the full width of the house and opening onto the garden through French doors at the rear. There is a separate fitted utility room, a downstairs cloakroom and a front facing living room. Upstairs are four bedrooms and a family bathroom, plus an en-suite shower room to bedroom oneThe kitchens are by Symphony and feature soft close doors and drawers. There is Compact oven and microwave oven, integrated single oven & integrated dishwasher.The bathrooms and en-suites feature Porcelanosa tiles along with sleek fixtures and fittings. Each house at this exclusive development will be beautifully finished inside and out and include buff paved paths and patios and turfed front and rear gardens. It also comes with a private driveway.Contact our new homes team today to find out more and arrange a viewing.
Located on the Cotswold Way and surrounding hills, the area offers a wealth of lovely walks and breath-taking views. The historic market town of Dursley retains it s delightful 18th century market hall and offers a variety of small shops, cafes and pubs.With so much to do locally and such idyllic countryside right on the doorstep, you may never want to tear yourself away from Tisldown Gardens. But if you do, the development is under two miles from the Cam and Dursley Railway Station and around eight miles from the M5 motorway.Tilsdown Gardens is just a short drive from Slimbridge Wetland Centre on the banks of the River Severn. The first of its kind to be opened in the country back in 1946, this the world renowned reserve for water birds offers the perfect place for a day out for the whole family.Stroud is only eleven miles away. Full of independent shops, cafés and galleries and home to one of the best Farmers' Markets in the country, it also offers a full range of supermarkets.The city of Bristol is just over half an hour away by train or car. From Brunel and the SS Great Britain and the Clifton Suspension bridge, to Banksy or the Bristol Lido, there is something to interest everyone.Bristol Airport, which offers regular flights to dozens of destinations throughout Europe, is just over an hour away.
