Salter Street, Gloucestershire, GL13
Some homes offer character. Others offer convenience. This beautifully presented period home quietly delivers both. Tucked away within a private cul-de-sac just moments from Berkeley's historic High Street, it combines the charm of a bygone era with the comfort and practicality of modern living.
Natural light pours through the high ceilings and traditional multi-paned windows, creating rooms that feel bright, welcoming and easy to enjoy. The sitting room provides a cosy retreat, while the stylish kitchen becomes the heart of the home, finished with granite worktops, quality integrated appliances and bi-fold doors opening seamlessly onto the landscaped rear garden.
Outside, the garden has been designed for relaxing as much as entertaining, with a decked pergola, patio and workshop creating an outdoor space to enjoy throughout the seasons. Upstairs, three well-proportioned bedrooms offer flexibility for family life, guests or working from home, while a fully boarded loft provides valuable additional storage.
Perhaps the greatest luxury is leaving the car on your own private driveway with two allocated parking spaces and strolling into Berkeley's cafés, independent shops, pubs and historic attractions. With excellent links to Bristol, Gloucester and Cheltenham, this is town-centre living with character, convenience and a wonderfully relaxed pace.
From the moment you step through the glazed timber door, the house feels warm and welcoming. Original terracotta floor tiles immediately hint at the property's history, while the generous hallway creates an inviting first impression and sets the tone for the character that unfolds throughout the home.
A room that naturally encourages you to slow down. High ceilings and traditional multi-paned windows fill the space with light, while the generous proportions make it equally suited to quiet evenings, family gatherings or entertaining friends. Character and comfort sit effortlessly alongside one another here.
This is where everyday life comes together. Beautifully fitted with granite worktops, quality cabinetry and integrated Smeg appliances, the kitchen offers plenty of workspace without losing its sociable feel. Wide bi-fold doors open directly onto the south-east facing garden, making summer dining and entertaining feel wonderfully effortless while allowing natural light to pour into the room throughout the day.
Fully tiled, walk-in shower cubicle with gas powered shower, wc, wash hand basin with drawer unit below, heated touch screen mirror, tiled flooring, mostly tiled walls, chrome heated towel rail, extractor fan.
A bright central landing connecting all three bedrooms and the cloakroom, creating an easy flow between the upstairs accommodation while maintaining the sense of space found throughout the home.
Overlooking the rear garden, the principal bedroom provides a calm and restful retreat. Light filters through the traditional window, creating a peaceful space to unwind at the end of the day while enjoying views across the landscaped garden.
A spacious double bedroom positioned at the front of the property, offering high ceilings, plenty of natural light and the flexibility to suit changing needs, whether as a main bedroom, guest room or stylish workspace.
Currently a comfortable bedroom, this versatile room could equally become a home office, nursery or dressing room. Views over the garden add to its appeal, while direct access to the fully boarded loft provides valuable additional storage with lighting and power already connected.
Thoughtfully designed to maximise convenience, the upstairs cloakroom is fitted with contemporary sanitary ware including a Saniflo WC, vanity unit, heated mirror and chrome towel radiator. Practical for everyday living and finished to a high standard.
Designed to be enjoyed rather than maintained, the south-east facing garden becomes another living space during the warmer months. Whether enjoying breakfast beneath the pergola or entertaining friends on the patio, it offers privacy, sunshine and a wonderful sense of escape. The workshop provides excellent storage or hobby space, while mature planting softens the setting throughout the seasons.
One of the rarest features this close to Berkeley's historic town centre is the generous parking. Accessed via a private shared driveway from Salter Street, the property benefits from two allocated off-road parking spaces, allowing you to leave the car behind and enjoy cafés, shops, pubs and Berkeley Castle, all within an easy walk.