Nightingale Way

This four bedroom (3 doubles, 1 study/nursery size) home is positioned on Nightingale Way which forms part of the Cerney On the Water development in the village of South Cerney in the heart of the Cotswold Waterpark

The kitchen/breakfast room is at the front of the house and is fully fitted with appliances including a fridge/freezer, dishwasher, electric oven and gas hob. There is space for a table seating four with a view out to the front. Off the hallway is a downstairs WC, utility cupboard with space and plumbing for a washing machine and a condensing tumble dryer, as well as a further understairs storage cupboard.

On the first floor, there are two double bedrooms both with space for freestanding wardrobes or having built-in ones fitted and the smallest bedroom is ideal for use as a study or perhaps a nursery for the youngest child. The family bathroom is fitted with a bath with shower and screen, WC, basin, heated towel rail and a frosted window to the rear garden.

The master bedroom suite is tucked away on the top floor providing a peaceful retreat for the grownups. It has fitted wardrobes, space for a double bed as well as freestanding units, with light flooding in from windows on both sides. The ensuite shower room has a lovely size shower, WC, basin, heated towel rail and also access to a storage cupboard housing the gas central heating boiler.

The garden has a patio area leading from the living room with French doors with a lawn, panel fencing and a gate heading out to the car parking area and single garage in a block.

Cerney on the Water is one of Redrow's flagship development sites in the Cotswolds and it is not hard to see why it has become so sought after. Unlike most sprawling new build estates, much thought and planning has been considered to create as much sense of space and greenery as possible. There are two play areas for children and a large open space for picturesque walks along the shores of South Cerney Sailing Club lake. It is also home to Fenton's Community Centre and cafe which has been a very welcome addition to the village. South Cerney has a host of fantastic local amenities including three pubs, an Indian restaurant, a post office with the Braai House Deli, fish & chip shop, chemist, doctor surgery, a village hall, two churches, and a primary school, pre-school playgroup, a One-Stop and a Co-Op. That's in addition to being in the heart of the Cotswold Water Park with countless lakes for all varieties of water sports.

Commuting connections to London are a breeze with direct trains to Paddington from Kemble (78 mins) 4 miles away or Swindon (58 mins) 12.5 miles away. The A419 gives access to the M4 Jct 15 (16 miles) whilst Cirencester is only 4 miles and Cheltenham 20 miles away. As well as the local village school there are a number of secondary schools in and around Cirencester along with great private and grammar schools.

Cotswold District Council Tax Band D = £2,129.34 for 2024/25