The property is approached through its own entrance, with a useful porch area providing space to kick off shoes and hang coats. There is also a storage cupboard housing the gas combi boiler, with appliance space and power, making it a very practical start to the home. From here, an inner hallway gives access to all of the accommodation. To the right is the newly fitted kitchen, finished with a smart range of units, worktop space and appliances which are included within the sale. It is compact, clean and well arranged, making good use of the space available. Next door, the living room is a lovely bright room with a feature fireplace and electric fire, giving the space a natural focal point. Double doors open directly out to the private rear garden, which is a real advantage, particularly for a ground floor maisonette and especially at this price level. It gives the room a much better connection to the outside and makes the property feel far more house-like than many similar homes. There are two good size bedrooms, both presented in fresh, neutral tones following the recent refurbishment. The main bedroom is a comfortable double, while the second bedroom works well as a guest room, child’s room, dressing room or home office. The bathroom has also been refitted and includes a bath with shower over, WC and wash hand basin. Overall, the property feels light, bright and very well presented throughout, with the hard work already done.

To the front, the property benefits from a large gravel driveway, all of which belongs to the maisonette and provides excellent off-road parking for several vehicles. A path leads to the front door and continues around to the rear garden via gated side access. The rear garden is a particular selling point. It has been landscaped with ease of maintenance in mind, with a paved seating area, covered section and useful storage shed. For first time buyers, downsizers, investors or anyone wanting outside space without a lot of upkeep, it is a really useful bonus.

Melmore Gardens sits on the edge of Cirencester, offering a practical position for those wanting local amenities close by while still being within easy reach of the town centre. Cirencester itself offers an excellent mix of independent shops, cafes, restaurants, supermarkets, green spaces and everyday facilities. The location also works well for access to the wider road network, with routes towards Swindon, Cheltenham, Gloucester and the M4/M5 corridor. Kemble Station is also within reach, providing rail connections to London Paddington and beyond. For buyers wanting an affordable, well-presented home in Cirencester with parking and private outside space, this is a very strong option.