4 bed detached house for sale

Hambidge Lane, Lechlade, Gloucestershire GL7

A handsome detached house, occupying a non-estate location enjoying an open-plan layout with spacious gardens.

Hambidge Lane is situated to the north of the town’s Market Place. Number 28 represents a fine detached house built by Chick Homes in the 1960’s and has been traditionally constructed of reconstituted stone elevations set beneath a pitched interlapping tiled roof.

The property is beautifully presented throughout and offers spacious accommodation displayed over two floors. The front door opens into a generous sized entrance hall, wood parquet flooring and stairwell to first floor, cloakroom off. The sitting room is well lit by a large window to the front elevation, central chimney breast and connecting door into the magnificent open plan live-in kitchen. The kitchen is well appointed with a good selection of base and wall mounted units, central island for breakfast dining, dual aspect, with door to the rear garden. The spacious dining area with ample space for soft seating is Velux ceiling lights, window and glazed doors to rear. To the first floor the house offers four bedrooms each of double proportion, en-suite shower with WC to the principal bedroom and family bathroom.

The house is set well back from the road with a good-sized driveway affording ample parking. An integral garage. The mature gardens are well tended and reflect a mixture of established planting, water feature and terrace set around lawns. Garden store.

28 Hambidge Lane is the perfect family home or early retirement. Its proximity to local amenities, next to the school bus stop and set away from the main roads makes this much sought after. An internal inspection is highly recommended.

General Information
The property is freehold offering vacant possession upon completion. Council Tax Band ‘E’ charges 2025/26 £2,810.32. All main services connected. Cotswold District Council . EPC Band ‘C’ (70). Broadband & Mobile signal checker via .

Lechlade is located on the further most navigational point of the River Thames bordering three counties. It is a charming historic Cotswold market town boasting a vibrant community. The town offers a wealth of reputable day to day amenities to include a popular primary school, convenience stores, butchers, modern medical centre, dentists, numerous public houses, and restaurants. Its proximity to the River Thames affords aquatic pastimes and splendid walks.

Communication
Swindon station c.16 miles – Paddington 59 minutes
Cirencester c.13 miles | Burford c.8 miles
Oxford c.25 miles | Cheltenham c.30 miles
M4 Junction J15 c.14 miles | Bristol c.55 miles