4 bed bungalow for sale

Moorend Lane, Slimbridge GL2

Still Meadow - An Impeccably Presented Detached Bungalow in the Heart of Slimbridge Village

4 Bedrooms | 2 Bathrooms | 3 Reception Rooms

Offers in the Region of £595,000

Property Description

Discover Still Meadow, an impeccably maintained 1,565 sq.ft detached bungalow nestled in the tranquil village of Slimbridge, close to the Gloucester & Sharpness Canal and the renowned wwt Slimbridge Wetland Nature Reserve. This beautifully presented four-bedroom home offers modern, single-level living with exceptional potential for further development, making it perfect for families, retirees, or those seeking a peaceful rural retreat.

The property boasts a spacious modern kitchen, three generous reception rooms (including a living room, dining room, and a stunning 27m2 light-filled conservatory/garden room), a large bathroom, a separate shower room, and a dedicated toilet. Set on a manageable 0.3-acre plot, the home features an expansive front lawn and a charming rear garden with water features and allotment planters, ideal for those embracing a ‘good life’ homestead. The driveway accommodates five or more cars, perfect for boat storage, and includes a single garage.

With potential for a side extension and loft conversion (subject to planning permission), there’s scope to create an additional two to three en-suite bedrooms and a study/home office, offering flexibility for growing families or multi-generational living.

Located in the heart of Slimbridge, Still Meadow is just a short walk from the Tudor Arms pub, canal-side cafés, post office, and Slimbridge Primary School. The nearby towns of Cam and Dursley, with their train station, are a five-minute drive, providing excellent links to Bristol (30 minutes), Gloucester (15 minutes), and easy M5 access.

Viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate this exceptional property.

Key Features

- Impeccably maintained modern detached bungalow

- Generous 1,565 sq.ft of single-level living

- Modern kitchen with high-quality fittings

- Three spacious reception rooms, including a 27m2 (290 sq.ft) garden room

- Large bathroom, separate shower room, and toilet

- Manageable 0.3-acre plot with front lawn and rear garden

- Rear garden with pond and allotment planters

- Driveway for 5+ cars, ideal for boat storage

- Single garage for secure parking or storage

- Potential for loft conversion and side extension (STPP/pd)

- Heart of Slimbridge, near canal and wwt nature reserve

- Walking distance to Tudor Arms pub, canal-side cafés, church, and primary school

Welcome to Slimbridge - A Family-Friendly Rural Village Set in Nature

Nestled by the Severn Estuary, Slimbridge is a picturesque village surrounded by rolling meadows and brimming with natural beauty. Famous for the wwt Slimbridge Wetland Centre, founded in 1946 by Sir Peter Scott, and the scenic Gloucester & Sharpness Canal (1827), the village offers a serene, family-friendly atmosphere perfect for nature lovers, growing families, or retirees.

Slimbridge blends rural charm with excellent connectivity. Just minutes from Cam, Dursley, and Stroud, and with easy access to Bristol and Gloucester, the village boasts a strong community with an excellent primary school, post office, village hall, and the welcoming Tudor Arms pub. Enjoy canal-side cafés, hearty pies, ciders, or scones, and immerse yourself in local events like lantern-lit marsh walks or dragonfly festivals at wwt.

Natural Beauty & Rich History

- Explore wwt Slimbridge Wetland Centre, ideal for families and wildlife enthusiasts

- Stroll along the historic Gloucester & Sharpness Canal to Frampton-on-Severn, Saul, or Berkeley Castle

- Visit the 13th-century St John the Evangelist Church for a glimpse of village heritage

- Enjoy Severn Way tidal paths or spot kingfishers from wwt hides

Connectivity & Recreation

- Cam & Dursley station (5 mins) connects to Bristol (30 mins) and Gloucester (15 mins)

- Easy M5 access for wider travel

- Local walks along canal towpaths, Shepherd’s Patch trails, or Berkeley Castle’s medieval grounds

- Family-friendly canoe trips and nature walks

Technical Details

- Total Floor Area: 1,565 sq.ft (145.39 m2)

- Garage Area: 151 sq.ft (14.03 m2)

- Plot Size: 0.3 acres

- Tenure: Freehold

- Title Number: GR191508

- Restrictive Covenants: None

- Local Authority: Stroud District Council

- Conservation Area: No

- EPC Rating: D (Potential uplift to C)

- Council Tax Band: D (£2,369 per annum)

- Mains Services: Water, electric, drainage

- Connectivity: Good phone signal, ultrafast broadband (Ofcom)

- Development Potential: Loft conversion and side extension (STPP/pd)

For more information or to arrange a viewing, contact the agent