I have no real desire to move full-stop, but certainly not to Gloucestershire.
Although, this place seems pretty affordable.
A 1 bedroom place in the countryside – it definitely needs some TLC – but at “just” £135,000, it seems nice enough: and it’s full of potential.
DSB Estate Agents are pleased to bring to the market this one bedroom detached cottage nestled away in the Cotswolds.
To the ground floor this property comprises of an entrance porch, an open-plan lounge diner, a fitted kitchen, a utility room and a bathroom along with a conservatory overlooking the garden, a cloakroom and a coal shed.
On the first floor you will find the master bedroom which boasts an en-suite. The second floor offers fantastic views from the loft.
As we head outside, prepare to be blown away by the beautiful (and rather sizeable!) garden which mainly lies to the side of the property. There is also a double garage.
Sounds good.
I particularly like the floating blue pot in the back garden. Trippy.
I guess that the only downside here is the size of the place. One bedroom doesn’t really offer a lot of flexibilty, but look at the amount of space you have around you to extend your living… I’m sorry… what small print?
Those somewhat unremarkable two lines in the middle there?
You mean this rather disappointing one?
Please note: The property is subject to a restrictive covenant which prevents any extensions being added to the dwelling.
And this frankly alarming one?
In addition, there are known sink holes present within the grounds.
Yeah, whatever you do as the estate agent, don’t make that sort of important information easy to find, will you? That might put off some buyers. You know: the ones who want a little more living space or those who just want to stay alive and not plunge to their death while mowing the lawn.
No. Not moving to Gloucestershire, and especially not moving to this place.