The Stables, Lechlade, Gloucestershire, GL7

A stunning four-bedroom town house which forms part of a prestigious and secluded development. The Stables has shared grounds and communal gardens and is situated in a very quiet location close to the centre of Lechlade.

Entering the hall there are stairs rising to the first floor and a cloakroom. On one side is a spacious kitchen / diner overlooking the courtyard, which is fitted with ample floor and wall mounted units and many integrated appliances such as a double oven, dishwasher, fridge / freezer and induction hob. To the other side is the bright sitting room with high ceilings, log burning stove, and French doors out to a private patio area and on further to the communal gardens.

On the first floor are two double bedrooms both with a stunning semi-circled picture windows, and wonderful outlooks and benefitting from en-suite bathrooms and in-built wardrobes. On the landing is a utility cupboard housing the washing machine. The second-floor landing gives access to a further two double bedrooms with a built-in eaves storage and a family bathroom.

Outside, the private terrace area is enclosed by mature hedging opening to the beautifully tended communal gardens. Being positioned at the end of the development means that the garden is more private with limited people passing. The property also has a nearby garage (forming part of a communal block) and a separate parking area. The garage has the added benefit of an electric vehicle charging point

There is a service charge of £1704.34 per annum which covers the cost of gardening, insurance and maintenance of common grounds plus window cleaning and redecorating of external areas and guttering.

A beautiful small town adjoining the River Thames and on the borders of Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire and Wiltshire, Lechlade has a population of just over 3,000. There are several independent shops, a small supermarket, a church, doctors’ surgery, excellent primary school and a library. There is a healthy tourist trade, particularly in the summer, when the Thames is busy with cruisers, narrow boats and small boats. There is good fishing in the local rivers and lakes, country walks in the beautiful Cotswolds countryside, and various nature reserves in the area. The town is a good staging-post for visitors to the Cotswolds and the historic towns of Oxford and Cirencester.