With elevated valley views stretching toward the iconic Cam Peak, this two-bedroom semi-detached home on Kingsdown Road offers a rare opportunity to own a property in one of Dursley's most desirable residential pockets — the well-connected and community-focused Kingshill area.

With elevated valley views stretching toward the iconic Cam Peak, this two-bedroom semi-detached home on Kingsdown Road offers a rare opportunity to own a property to which you can add your own stamp, with off-road parking, and in a well-connected and community-focused Kingshill area.

Whether you're a first-time buyer, a growing family, or an investor with a vision, 30 Kingsdown offers immense potential. Yes, the home requires modernisation throughout — but therein lies the charm. This is a property waiting for new life, ready for your ideas, creativity, and style. A true blank canvas in an increasingly popular part of Gloucestershire.

Step inside, and a traditional entrance hall welcomes you. To the right, the spacious living room is flooded with natural light from its double-aspect windows and features a charming gas fireplace — a cozy focal point for those cooler evenings. Opposite, the kitchen boasts original utility features, including a pantry cupboard and access to an extended rear utility space in need of attention, which will be ideal for laundry, storage, or even future extension or conversion to a home office or sunroom.

Beyond the utility area lies a flexible ground-floor room currently used as a secondary utility space, which once served as a W/C and could easily be reinstated.

From here, step out into the real surprise: a tiered, long, west-facing garden, rich with potential and perfectly placed to catch the sun. Whether you're a gardening enthusiast or simply crave outdoor space, this garden is a true feature — a private, multi-level retreat with bags of character and space for entertaining, growing, or relaxing.

Upstairs, you’ll find two generously-sized double bedrooms, both enjoying far-reaching countryside views towards Cam Peak — a constant reminder of why this part of Gloucestershire remains so sought-after. There’s also a family bathroom and built-in storage, adding practicality to the already well-proportioned upper floor.

Location-wise, you’re set:
Just a short walk from Kingshill’s array of local amenities — including Lidl, hairdressers, takeaways, and Rednock School — and less than a mile to Dursley town centre. Here you’ll find everything from supermarkets and cafés to leisure facilities and the stunning Stinchcombe Hill Golf Course. Commuters benefit from excellent links via the A38 and M5, plus the nearby Cam & Dursley rail station with direct services to Gloucester, Bristol, and beyond.