Suite F, The Old Dutch Barn, Westend
Stonehouse
Gloucestershire
GL10 3GE
Chamberlayne Crescent, Berkeley
Guide price £245,000
2 Bedroom House - End Terrace
- Ideal first-time purchase, investment or small family home
- Immaculately presented throughout and ready to move into
- Fitted kitchen/breakfast room with French doors to the rear garden
- Comfortable sitting room with characterful wall panelling
- Two double bedrooms with bedroom one overlooking open countryside to the front
- Modern, bright family bathroom with mains powered over-bath shower
- Convenient ground floor cloakroom
- Enclosed rear garden, with terraces, shed and lawn
- Parking for two vehicles and further sitting area
- Convenient for Bristol, Gloucester, Cam station and the M5 corridor
A beautifully presented two double bedroom home on the outskirts of the historic town of Berkeley, with gorgeous views across open countryside. Ideal for first time buyers or those looking for a smaller, easy to maintain home that's less than a mile from the town's amenities. Complemented by a private drive to the front with parking for two cars, and a pretty, low maintenance enclosed garden to the rear, this lovely property is ready to move into. A particular feature of the house is the smart kitchen/breakfast room opening directly onto the garden, boasting an extra wall-mounted cabinet added by the current owners. Enjoying a very special outlook, it really is a gem of a property and should be viewed to fully appreciate its position and all it has to offer.
A lovely example of a modern two bedroom home, enjoying an enviable end of terrace position looking over open fields to the front. With a driveway for two cars, enclosed, easy to manage rear garden, contemporary fitted kitchen/breakfast room, sitting room and two double bedrooms served by a bright, modern bathroom, this is an attractive, ready to move into property.
To the front is parking for two cars, together with a small area providing space to sit out and enjoy the view across the green fields and countryside beyond. The front door opens into an entrance hall, with stairs rising to the first floor and access to a convenient cloakroom.
The sitting room is a comfortable and welcoming space, finished in a monochrome palette with wood effect flooring adding warm tones, half height wall panelling adding style and character, and offering plenty of room for generous seating. It has a relaxed feel with the layout flowing naturally through towards the rear of the property.
To the rear, the kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with a range of contemporary matt black wall and base units complemented by contrasting white and grey quartz style work surfaces. There is an integrated oven, gas hob and extractor, together with space for fridge/freezer, washing machine and dishwasher. The dining area provides enough space for a breakfast table and chairs, creating an easy everyday space for meals and entertaining, while French doors open directly onto the rear garden, allowing plenty of natural light into the room and linking the inside and outside space beautifully.
Stairs rise to the first-floor landing, where doors lead to two generous double bedrooms and the family bathroom. Bedroom one is positioned to the front and is a lovely bright double bedroom, enjoying a wealth of natural light. The room has been given real personality with attractive deep green painted panelling behind the bed, creating a smart focal point and adding warmth and depth to the room. There is ample space for a double bed together with freestanding wardrobes and additional bedroom furniture.
Bedroom two is positioned to the rear and is again a double bedroom, enjoying a pleasant outlook across the garden and beyond. Light and comfortable, it offers room for a double bed and freestanding furniture and would work equally well as a guest room or home office if required.
The family bathroom is fitted with a modern white suite comprising a low flush WC, wash hand basin set within useful vanity storage and panelled bath with shower over and glazed screen. Neutral-toned tiling gives the room a clean, contemporary feel, while the large window allows in a wealth of natural light
Overall, the property has a lovely sense of space for a two-bedroom home, with well-balanced accommodation and two double bedrooms and would make an excellent first-time purchase.
To the front, the property has parking for two vehicles, together with a small seating area offering a pleasant spot to sit out and enjoy an evening drink while taking in the open outlook across the green space and countryside beyond.
To the rear, the garden is a particularly attractive feature and has been thoughtfully arranged to create a lovely balance of seating, lawn and established planting. Immediately outside the dining kitchen is a paved terrace, providing an ideal area for outdoor dining and entertaining, with plenty of room for a table and chairs beneath the parasol.
From here, the garden opens onto a neatly maintained lawn, bordered by a variety of established shrubs, colourful planting and climbing plants which soften the boundaries and add plenty of seasonal interest.
Towards the far end of the garden is a further seating area, creating another lovely place to relax and enjoy the later afternoon or evening sun.
The garden is enclosed by fencing, giving a good degree of privacy and making it practical for children or pets, while still remaining manageable and easy to maintain
Berkeley, Gloucestershire, is a charming historic market town offering a welcoming community and a wide range of local amenities. The town centre features independent shops, cafés, pubs, a post office, library, and community centre, providing all the essentials within easy reach. Berkeley Castle and Gardens, along with Dr Jenner’s House and Museum, add rich cultural and historical character to the area, while St Mary’s Church offers a beautiful architectural landmark. The nearby Gloucester and Sharpness Canal and surrounding countryside provide wonderful opportunities for scenic walks, cycling, and outdoor activities. Residents also benefit from local primary schooling, healthcare facilities, and convenient access to neighbouring towns and transport links.
Ideally positioned for travel, Berkeley lies approximately 16 miles southwest of Gloucester and around 18 miles north of Bristol, both accessible in around 25–30 minutes by car via the A38 and M5. Although the town itself does not have a railway station, Cam & Dursley Station is just 6 miles away, offering regular direct train services to Gloucester, Bristol Temple Meads, Cheltenham, and Birmingham. This excellent connectivity allows residents to enjoy the tranquillity of rural living while remaining well connected to nearby cities and amenities.
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