24 Long Street, Tetbury, GL8 8AQ

A handsome Grade II Listed natural stone period Town House, in the centre of town which has had the beginnings of a refurbishment but is looking for the right person to continue this restoration.

The accommodation has the charming feature of a side elevation with windows that look up Long Street towards the Market Hall, this allows light to flow into the room. The front door opens into a handsome room with an open feature fireplace, an oak floor, the plans were to make this into a kitchen- dining room, utilising the beautiful window seat for seating.

The curved wooden staircase is in the centre of the house and past this is a sitting room with a log burner in a feature fireplace, and oak French doors into the rear garden. Leading off the sitting room is a room which could become a utility area with access to the rear garden. There is also access down into a cellar.

A staircase leads up to the first floor where the design proposal was to have the master bedroom at the front of the house with a large walk-in dressing room and master bathroom to the rear of the property. The original flooring has been retained to be returned to the front room. The front room floor joists, see photo, need to be completed. This area could conversely be redesigned to incorporate a larger sitting room to the front and a bedroom with en-suite to the rear.”

The top floor has a spacious landing with two skylight windows. There are three bedrooms here with the smallest having access into the roof space. The formation of an en-suite shower room off one of the bedrooms needs to have the wall moved to accommodate the structural beam.

The south facing rear garden is a delightful feature of the property being walled and well enclosed with mature borders of shrubs and trees and laid mainly to lawn. There are two apple trees which bear a significant amount of fruit. On the back of the house is a tall shed. 

The property has the scope and potential to be a fabulous home, whilst the refurbishment has been started, 70% of the plumbing and electrical roughing has been done and plans for the design proposals completed. The fluidity of the rooms, the works to date and the current design proposals make this a very attractive proposition, either to retain the current design or redesign to a preferred layout.

All the original features and item which have been temporarily removed to allow for restoration remain in the property and will be sold with the house.