Guide price
£535,000
4 bed detached house for saleWinding Pool Close, Dymock, Gloucestershire GL18
4 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
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About this property
A 4 Bedroom Detached Property
Beautifully Presented
Stunning Outlook To Rear
Single Garage & Driveway
Spacious Plot On Small Development
Access to Wildlife Pond & Great Walks
A spacious and extremely well presented 4-bedroom, detached house on a small development overlooking beautiful countryside with distant views of the Malvern Hils within walking distance of the cosy local pub and other village amenities. The development boasts its own wildlife pond and seating area with lots of visiting birds.
Entrance Hall – Sitting Room with Wood Burning Stove – Dining Area – Kitchen / Breakfast Room – Utility Room – Cloakroom – Main Bedroom with En-Suite – 3 Further Double Rooms – Main Bathroom – Attractive Good-Sized Garden - Single Garage and Driveway.
This beautifully presented and spacious home occupies a quiet position at the end of a small cul-de-sac, within easy walking distance of village amenities and several lovely countryside walks. Approximately 11 years old, the property is immaculate throughout, offering bright, welcoming accommodation with a fabulous rear outlook and a beautifully landscaped garden, established with mature shrubs and perennials.The generous kitchen and dining area provides an excellent hub for everyday living and perfect for families, while the sitting room features a wood-burning stove with rustic brick surround and timber mantel. Upstairs, the impressive main bedroom is particularly spacious and benefits from an en-suite shower room, complemented by three further well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom.
Dymock is a rural village surrounded by beautiful farming and orchard countryside, yet ideally positioned for easy access to Gloucester, Hereford and Worcester, with Cheltenham also within convenient reach. The market town of Ledbury is just 5 miles away, offering regular mainline rail services to Hereford, Worcester, Birmingham, Oxford and London, with onward connections to South Wales, the North West and Eurostar services from London. The area is rich in countryside walks, including the famous ‘Daffodil Way’. It has a popular cricket club, cosy pub serving traditional food, a golf club and village garage with shop.
The Property
Entrance – The property enjoys a generous frontage with off-road parking and a single garage.
Reception Hall – From the storm porch, the welcoming entrance hall features attractive wood effect flooring and provides access to the principal reception rooms. From the hallway you can also access an understair storage cupboard and the downstairs Cloakroom.
Sitting Room – A bright and well-proportioned double-aspect room, with French doors opening onto the south-facing garden terrace and creating a lovely connection with the garden. A handsome brick fireplace forms an attractive focal point, with slate hearth, oak mantel and wood-burning stove.
Dining Room – Bright and welcoming, with ample space for a 6–8-seater dining table, making it ideal for entertaining. The room flows conveniently through to the kitchen/breakfast room.
Kitchen/Breakfast Room – A particularly generous kitchen with ample space for a breakfast table and chairs. The modern Shaker-style units are complemented by granite worktops, an excellent range of cupboards and drawers, eye-level double oven, five-ring gas hob and integrated dishwasher. French doors provide a fabulous outlook and create an effortless connection between the kitchen and garden terrace.
Utility Room – Well-equipped with a good range of cupboards, generous worktop space, sink and plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer. A rear door opens directly onto the garden terrace, making this a particularly practical space for muddy boots and four-legged friends.
First Floor Landing – Stairs rise from the entrance hall to a bright, gallery-style landing, with natural light from a front-aspect window. A large double wardrobe provides excellent storage, while an airing cupboard houses the water tank.
Main Bedroom – A beautifully bright and particularly spacious room enjoying a stunning rear outlook across the surrounding countryside towards the Malvern Hills. Generous proportions and a South aspect ensure plenty of natural light, while the room is further complemented by an en-suite, with double shower, wash basin and WC.
Bedroom 2 – Currently utilised as a home office, this well-proportioned double bedroom enjoys a lovely rear outlook.
Bedrooms 3 & 4 – Two further bright and versatile bedrooms, both enjoying a pleasant front aspect and offering sufficient space to accommodate double beds.
Family Bathroom – A well-presented bathroom fitted in neutral tones, comprising bath with shower over, wash basin and WC.
Outside
The property occupies a desirable position at the head of this quiet cul-de-sac, making the most of the beautiful surrounding countryside views. The generous plot wraps around the house and has been beautifully landscaped, with pretty perennials, deep borders of mature shrubs and established planting, together with a large patio providing an excellent space for outdoor entertaining. The single garage benefits from a convenient rear door to the garden, while good fencing throughout provides a secure and private setting for both children and pets.
Practicalities
Forest of Dean District Council - Tax Band E
lpg Heating
Mains Water & Drainage
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