£375,000 /Sale price

A well-presented end of terrace character cottage occupying a cul-de-sac position in the heart of the popular village of Uley. Arranged over three floors the property offers deceptively spacious accommodation and a great deal of character and charm. A useful entrance hall/boot room leads to the kitchen and to the bathroom and offers all-important space for storing life's essentials. The generous bathroom is fully tiled and offers a contemporary white suite, an electric shower and heated towel rail. The kitchen is equipped with stylish Shaker-style units, solid wooden work surfaces, attractive tiled splashbacks and a large inset Belfast sink with mixer tap over. There is an integrated oven, hob and extractor hood and ample space for additional appliances. A doorway leads from the kitchen into the sitting room which has underfloor heating, French doors leading to the garden, a cast iron log-burning stove with a stone surround and hearth and a solid timber latch door leading to the cottage staircase. This is a nicely proportioned room with plenty of space for a small dining table and a wonderful sunny outlook. A timber staircase ascends to the first floor where you will find two bedrooms, a generous double with a stunning window seat enjoying southerly views across the valley, and a large single which currently accommodates two children's beds. A further stairs ascends to the second floor where you will find a good-size double bedroom with exposed beams and bespoke fitted wardrobes.Outside there is a block-paved driveway providing parking for two vehicles in tandem and a single garage. Gated side access leads to a beautiful southerly facing rear garden complete with a greenhouse and a small shed. The pretty cottage garden is laid predominantly to lawn with well-stocked borders, timber arches and trellising for added structure and interest, alongside a generous flagstone patio adjoining the house.Uley, positioned in a stunning valley on the Cotswold escarpment boasts wonderful views to all sides; of particular note is the Uley Bury, an Iron Age hill fort sat above the village which commands views over the Severn Vale. Unlike many villages nowadays, Uley has a thriving community of young and old. Raglan Way offers convenient access to the children's playground, the allotments and a footpath to Uley Bury. There is a well-regarded primary school, a community run village shop with post office, dispensing doctors surgery, local Public House, Brewery and the Prema Art Centre which is a fantastic venue for local events and also home to the popular Vestry Cafe. There are many groups and organisations if you wish to get involved including the Church, the WI, The Uley Society and Toddler Group - to name but a few. The market town of Dursley located on the Cotswold Way is just two miles away, and offers an array of convenient shops, supermarkets, restaurants and cafes, along with a popular sports facility with pool, Stinchcombe Hill Golf Club, a library, bus station, and the famous Old Spot Public House. A little further on, the larger village of Cam offers a great deal including local shops, award-winning Cam Family Butchers and the highly popular Leaf and Ground farm shop. The popular town of Nailsworth lies within six miles, while Stroud and Tetbury are only eight and ten miles away respectively. For those needing to commute, Cam and Dursley train station just five miles from Uley provides commuter links to Bristol and Birmingham. Junctions of the M4 and M5 motorways are within relatively easy access, while Stroud (7 miles) and Kemble (fifteen miles) train stations offers convenient links to London.Tenure: FreeholdCouncil Tax: Band DServices: We understand that all mains services are connected to the property.Heating: Gas central heating.Internet: Super-fast broadband available.Flood risk: Very lowConservation Area: UleyAgents note: There is a wheelbarrow access to the rear for the neighbouring property.