Bredon, Gloucestershire

Welcome to Number 3, Waterloo Close, a wonderful four double bedroom detached family home located in this highly sought after village. Beautifully presented and ready to move into and enjoy, the property enjoys a wealth of accommodation across the two floors and is further complimented by driveway parking and an enclosed rear garden that enjoys a high degree of privacy.
Internally the property features a central entrance hall that allows access to all the ground floor rooms which includes a cloakroom, utility room, study/playroom, spacious living room and a super open plan kitchen/dining room.
The living room is located to the rear of the property and enjoys plenty of natural light from the sliding doors to the rear elevation which also allows access to the rear garden. Furthermore, providing a focal point to the room is a gas living flame fire, inset to the chimney breast.
The kitchen enjoys an array of fitted units which sits alongside a host of integrated appliances. The dining area will comfortably house a four/six-seater table and chairs and doors to the head of the room allow access to the garden.
Upstairs are four good sized bedrooms and a modern, three-piece family bathroom. The principal bedroom further benefits from a three-piece, en suite shower room whilst all the bedrooms benefit from fitted wardrobes.
Externally to the front is a double width driveway allowing off road parking. Furthermore, the home is offered for sale with a wall mounted EV charger. To the rear is an enclosed garden that features a paved terrace, lawns and maturing flower beds.
Location
Bredon is a highly desirable village to live in, providing a home for people of all ages. The appeal of the village is its wealth of local amenities within walking distance, a shop, a post office, a doctor's surgery, a village hall, a church, village infant/primary school (OFSTED outstanding' rating), a preschool and two public houses. For those interested in activity and other pursuits, there are a number of local clubs and societies as well as sports clubs offering bowls, football, rugby, cricket, tennis, playing fields, sailing, the river, and the local marina.
The village is named after Bredon Hill, which boasts spectacular views and pathways for walking, running, cycling, and horseback riding.