South-facing rear garden with summer house and kitchen-plot areas
Large corner plot with lawns, specimen trees and garden store
Dual-aspect sitting room with wood-burning stove and patio doors
Fitted kitchen with central island, utility and garage access
Garage nearly 8m deep — scope for home office or storage
Four bedrooms; principal bedroom with en-suite shower room
EPC Band C (75); cavity walls with partial insulation (assumed)
Council Tax Band F — 2025/26 charge £3,321.29
This well-presented four-bedroom detached home occupies a generous corner plot in established Kingsmead, Lechlade. Arranged over two floors, the chalet-style house offers bright dual-aspect living spaces, a sizeable dining room, fitted kitchen with island and utility, plus a principal bedroom with en-suite. The living room’s cut-stone fireplace and wood-burning stove add character and year-round comfort.
Outdoor space is a clear strength: a south-facing rear garden with lawns, specimen trees, kitchen-plot areas, summer house and garden store, plus a deep garage and wide driveway providing ample parking. The property sits on low-density development close to Lechlade’s amenities, riverside walks and good primary and secondary schools, making it well suited to families seeking town-fringe living in a very affluent area.
Practical points to note: the house was built around 1970 and has cavity walls with only partial insulation (assumed), and the EPC is Band C (75). Council Tax Band F is relatively expensive (£3,321.29 for 2025/26). Broadband and mobile signal are average for the area. The property is freehold and offered with vacant possession on completion.
Overall this is a comfortable, characterful family house on a large plot, presented in good order and offering scope to personalise or modernise services and insulation where desired. Viewing is recommended for buyers prioritising outdoor space, parking and a quiet town-fringe setting.