Wooden door to entrance hall and uPVC double-glazed window to side elevation. Access to living room, dining room, bathroom and stairs rising to the first floor.
uPVC double-glazed window to front elevation and double doors to dining room. Night storage heater.
uPVC double-glazed window to side elevation and uPVC double-glazed window to rear elevation. Wood burning stove. Night storage heater.
Two uPVC double-glazed windows to rear elevation and two uPVC double-glazed doors to rear garden. Range of wall and base units to include stainless steel sink with mixer tap and drainer and freestanding cooker. Space for washing machine and fridge/freezer. Night storage heater.
uPVC double-glazed window to rear elevation. Low-level WC, wash hand basin and bath with shower over.
uPVC double-glazed window to front elevation. Built-in wardrobes. Night storage heater.
uPVC double-glazed window to rear elevation. Storage cupboard and shelves. Night storage heater.
uPVC double-glazed window to rear elevation. Two storage cupboards. Night storage heater.
Low-level WC and wash hand basin.
To the front of the property there is a low-maintenance front garden laid to gravel and patio, there is also a concrete area that can provide parking for one small vehicle if necessary. The property has a single garage with both access at the front and side. The rear garden is West facing and mostly laid to lawn, there is a patio ideal for entertaining and a concrete area to the side for additional seating.
Approximately thirteen miles south of Gloucester lies the picturesque Severnside village of Arlingham. The centre of the village is built around The Cross. There is a Post Office and The Red Lion pub, which serves meals and local beers. There is also a riverside pub, There is a coffee shop in the village which is open Friday to Sunday. Around The Cross lies the majority of the houses though farms and other dwellings are scattered throughout the Parish. A short drive is the popular Saul, a rural village that is adjoining the sought after village of Frampton on Severn. Within Frampton there is a village shop, post office and primary school, as well as an array of beautiful eateries. There are a range of pleasant walks nearby, as well as the Saul Marina providing mooring for boat enthusiasts as well as a number of family events. The area is well placed for easy access to the M5 motorway being approximately 6 miles to junction 13.
Tenure: Freehold.
Council tax band: D.
Local authority and rates: Stroud District Council - £2,379.25 (2026/27).
Electricity supply: mains.
Water supply: XXX.
Sewerage: XXX.
Heating: night storage heater.
Broadband speed: 4 Mbps (basic), 80 Mbps (superfast) and 1,000 Mbps (ultrafast).
Mobile phone coverage: EE, Three, O2 and Vodafone.
