2 bed terraced house for sale

Swansfield, Lechlade GL7

A fantastic opportunity to purchase this attractive two bedroom home, situated in the ever popular village of Lechlade. Ideally positioned just a short walk from the High Street, the property enjoys a quiet and tranquil setting whilst maintaining convenience. The property also benefits from a modern kitchen, parking for two cars, and a sunny rear garden, and is offered to the market with no onward chain.

The property features a bright and modern kitchen with integrated appliances, leading into a spacious open-plan sitting/dining room with patio doors opening directly onto the sunny rear garden-perfect for entertaining or relaxing.

Upstairs, there are two well-proportioned bedrooms, both with fitted wardrobes, alongside a stylish family bathroom.

Externally, the property benefits from a private, low-maintenance rear garden, mainly laid to lawn with a decked area. A rear gate provides access to the allocated parking area, offering two tandem parking spaces.

The property is freehold and connected to mains gas, electricity, water, and drainage. The heating is provided via gas central.

EPC Rating: C

Location

Lechlade is a charming and historic market town set on the edge of the Cotswolds and along the banks of the River Thames. Well known for its attractive architecture, riverside walks and welcoming community, the town offers a good range of independent shops, cafés, public houses and everyday amenities. Lechlade benefits from excellent access to nearby towns including Faringdon, Burford and Cirencester, while road links via the A417 and A361 provide convenient connections to Swindon, Oxford and beyond. The surrounding countryside offers outstanding opportunities for walking, boating and outdoor pursuits, making Lechlade an appealing location for both families and downsizers alike.

Disclaimer

Important Notice: These particulars have been prepared for prospective purchasers for guidance only. They do not form part of an offer or contract. Whilst some descriptions are obviously subjective and information is given in good faith, they should not be relied upon as statements or representative of fact.