Swansfield, Lechlade, Gloucestershire, GL7

Overflowing with accommodation, beautifully presented, attached modern home, situated upon this established cul-de-sac development within the popular riverside town of Lechlade.

Built by Westbury Homes in the early1990’s, 29 Swansfield occupies a corner position within this popular cul-de-sac development. This much improved and extended house has been traditionally constructed of reconstituted stone elevations set beneath a pitched tiled roof and benefits with the comfort of a comprehensive gas fired boiler powering the domestic hot water and heating systems.

Stylishly presented, the accommodation is offered over three floors, briefly comprising entrance hall with cloakroom off, stairs rise to first floor and access leading into the living room.

The principal reception room is of a good proportion having window to front aspect, door to kitchen and snug. The snug is a useful sized reception offering scope either as a formal dining, home office or family room with store off. The kitchen is well appointed with a good range of base and wall mounted units incorporating domestic appliances, space for dining, door to rear garden.

To the first floor are two well-proportioned bedrooms and modern family bathroom. Stairs rise off the spacious ‘study’ landing to the principal bedroom that features exposed timbers and provides good storage.

A particular attraction to the property is the outside space. Charming rear garden with decking onto lawns. To the front lie parking for two cars. A charming house, we highly recommended a viewing.

General Information
The property is freehold offering vacant possession upon completion. Council Tax Band ‘D’ for Council Tax purposes, charges 2024/25 £2,196.33. EPC Band ‘D’ (58). Local authority – Cotswold District Council . Broadband & Mobile signal checker via

Lechlade is a vibrant Cotswold market town located upon the upper reaches of the River Thames. The town boast a strong community and enjoys an excellent range of day-to-day amenities to include convenience stores, butcher/greengrocers, post office, modern medical practice, popular primary school, restaurants, public houses and garage.

Set on the borders of three counties, the town is well located for access to major centres, Swindon to the south less than 10 miles with a mainline railway station to London (Paddington 59 minutes), Oxford c.24 miles and Cirencester c.13 miles. Communication, M4 j.15 c.13 miles, M40 j.9 c.31 miles, M5 j.11a c.27 miles.