St. Johns Close, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, GL7 2JA

A well proportioned three bedroom 1930s semi-detached family home, occupying a generous plot within the popular Stratton area of Cirencester. The property also benefits being sold with planning permission already in place for a first floor extension to create four bedrooms and two bathrooms.

The accommodation is currently arranged over two floors and begins with a recently added entrance porch leading into the hallway. The ground floor provides a versatile reception room, which could also be used as a ground floor bedroom, together with a shower room, utility room, kitchen dining room and separate sitting room. On the first floor are three bedrooms, served by a family bathroom. The approved planning permission offers an excellent opportunity to substantially enhance the first floor accommodation, creating a four bedroom, two bathroom layout.

Outside, the property benefits from a recently laid paved and gravelled driveway providing off road parking. An EV charging point has also been installed as part of the porch works, although this is not currently activated.

To the rear is a sizeable, landscaped garden, offering plenty of space for families and keen gardeners alike. The kerb has also been lowered on Whiteway View, providing the potential for vehicular access along the side of the property to the end of the garden if required.

Planning Permission: Planning permission has been granted for the “Erection of first floor side extension and associated works” under Cotswold District Council planning reference 26/01809/FUL, approved on 6 August 2026. Further details are available upon request.

Stratton is a much sought after area situated just to the north of Cirencester. It has a village like atmosphere and a real sense of community yet the property is around a mile's walk from the centre of Cirencester. Stratton offers a well renowned primary school, pubs, hotel and a shop with post office.

Cirencester itself is a lovely old market town dominated by the beautiful Parish Church and surrounded by some of the loveliest countryside in the Cotswolds often referred to as the "Capital of the Cotswolds". It has a comprehensive range of shops, as well as excellent schooling, health care and professional services.

Communications are good with access to the M4 motorway via Swindon or the M5 via Stroud and Cheltenham/Gloucester. There are main line rail services from Kemble about 5 miles away.