Beanhill, Longborough, Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire, GL56

£325,000

Guide price

Spacious 1950's end of terrace, three bedroom family house, in need of modernisation, with a generous plot and wonderful views

Good-size 1950's end-of-terrace family house in need of modernisation occupying an overall generous garden plot with amazing views over rolling countryside

PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

1 Beanhill is located in this sought-after North Cotswolds hill village, with its well-regarded public house, the Coach & Horses, village shop and excellent primary school

The property can be accessed through the main entrance hall or the side lobby/utility room, which has a connecting downstairs cloakroom and original coal store

The kitchen area is in need of updating and has a large built-in pantry cupboard, wall and floor mounted units, space for cooker, and has an open access to a further reception room, providing the ideal space for a large dining/family room

Spacious sitting room with original fireplace and picture rails, not to mention, impressive views towards the open countryside

To the first floor, there are two double bedrooms with built-in wardrobe cupboards and a good-size single third bedroom, all serviced by the family bathroom, also in need of updating

EPC Band E

RIGHT TO BUY SCHEME

The property was purchased by the current owner under the Housing Act 1985 Right to Buy Scheme

To comply with the restriction buyers must have lived or worked within Gloucestershire or the Cotswold National Landscape for at least three years

After eight weeks of marketing the Local Authority may consider buyers who do not comply, subject to their approval

The agents will be happy to explain these details to interested parties

OUTGOINGS

Council tax – band C

Tax payable for 2024/25 - £1,891.78

SERVICES

Mains water, electricity and drainage are connected

Night storage heaters

Average broadband speeds advertised within this postcode are up to 74 Mbps if provider is BT

SITUATION

Longborough is an elevated village with many fine period houses and cottages, and one of very few in the locality that has the full complement of community establishments, so promoting a friendly and vibrant society

It has the Community shop and café, a thriving pub, church, village hall for community events and classes, and the Church of England primary school with Little Pickles Nursery, Longborough Primary School is rated as 'Good' by Ofsted, and the Longborough Festival Opera

The award-winning Daylesford Farm Shop, including the new and exclusive 'The Club by Bamford' is about 6.5 miles away

OUTSIDE

The generous garden plot provides the ideal opportunity to extend the property, subject to the usual planning consents, with the current garden being predominantly laid to lawn with extensive plantings and shrubbery

There may be the opportunity to create an off-street driveway, subject to consent from the Local Authority

There may also, subject to Planning and Local Housing Authority approval, be potential to build an additional dwelling within the plot

There is non-allocated resident parking in the nearby parking area