A welcoming entrance hall sets the tone, offering a natural flow through the ground floor. To the left, the living room is a comfortable and well-proportioned space, centred around a wood burning stove and a large front window that brings in plenty of natural light. Moving through, an inner hall with stairs rising to the first floor leads you into the real heart of the home. The kitchen, dining and family space is exceptional, bright, open and designed for modern living, with roof lantern window above and bifold doors opening out to the garden. It is a space that works just as well day to day as it does for entertaining. A separate utility room adds practicality, keeping the main living space clean and uncluttered. The ground floor bedroom suite sits to the rear, enjoying a peaceful outlook over the garden, complete with a dressing area and ensuite shower room. A further room offers flexibility as a home office or fourth bedroom, depending on requirements, and the main bathroom completes the ground floor. Upstairs, two further bedrooms both benefit from built in wardrobes and useful eaves storage, making this an ideal layout for families, guests or multi-generational living.

To the front, a large block paved driveway provides generous off-road parking and leads to the garage, which benefits from light, power and a door through to the rear garden. The rear garden is enclosed and designed for ease of maintenance, with a spacious patio directly off the house creating an ideal area for outdoor dining and entertaining, while the main lawn offers plenty of usable space for families or simply enjoying the setting.

Positioned at the end of a quiet close, this is one of those spots within South Cerney that rarely comes available and is consistently sought after for its sense of space and established feel. South Cerney itself offers an excellent range of day-to-day amenities including a Co-op, One Stop, doctors surgery, pharmacy, primary school, and a selection of well-regarded pubs, all supported by a strong and active community. The village sits within the wider Cotswold Lakes area, offering immediate access to open countryside, walking routes and leisure opportunities, while remaining well connected via the A417 and surrounding road network. Kemble station is approximately four miles away, providing direct services to London Paddington.