Price changed to £619,950
August 19, 2025
Price changed to £635,000
June 20, 2025
Listed for £649,950
March 11, 2025
Sold for £190,000
2007
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The kitchen and dining space is the true hub of the home. To the front, the kitchen features bespoke cabinetry, a Belfast sink with open views, a freestanding Rangemaster cooker, and a rustic moveable island. It flows effortlessly into the dining/family area, where a wall of glass with French doors opens onto the garden. Stone flooring and underfloor heating add both comfort and style—this is a space designed for both everyday living and entertaining.
Practical features include a large boot room with stable door, built-in bench seating, and ample storage, leading into a well-equipped utility room and cloakroom—ideal for busy family life and muddy dog walks.
Upstairs, the first floor offers three spacious double bedrooms, all filled with natural light and lovely views. The standout feature here is the family bathroom—a luxurious space with exposed Elm floorboards, a roll-top clawfoot bath, walk-in rainfall shower, and dual vanity sinks, all framed by a beautiful exposed stone wall.
The second floor provides a quiet landing/study area, a fifth bedroom with countryside views, and an exquisite master suite. With its vaulted ceiling, exposed beams, built-in eaves storage, and panoramic outlook over the surrounding fields, it’s a private sanctuary. The en-suite wet room is thoughtfully designed, with walk-in shower, porthole window, and high-quality finishes throughout.
The garden is an extension of the home—private and enclosed, with lawned areas, mature trees and shrubs, and two stone outbuildings that offer great potential as a studio or home office.
This is a rare opportunity to acquire a home of genuine character and warmth—ideal for a growing family or those seeking a peaceful village lifestyle with space to entertain, unwind, and enjoy the beauty of the countryside. Offered to the market with no onward chain.
AGENTS NOTE
Stamp Duty at £619,950
First time Buyer £20,997, Moving House £20,997, Additional Property £51,995
Gardens - The garden is fully enclosed, offering plenty of privacy and a peaceful feel.
Double gates at the side give access to a chippings area with additional parking, and there are multiple ways into the garden itself, including French doors from the kitchen's dining area and a stable door from the boot room.
Just outside the dining area, a paved terrace creates a lovely spot for outdoor dining, with steps leading up to a lawn surrounded by well-stocked borders and a variety of trees.
A further sun terrace sits higher up, with a garden path leading to two outbuildings, both offering potential to be converted into a studio space, with views stretching up towards Coaley Peek.
It’s a great setup for entertaining or simply unwinding with a glass of wine after a long day.
Located in the well regarded village of Leonard Stanley, this property benefits from local amenities including a primary school, tennis court, cricket club, social club and a church which are a short distance away. Amenities at nearby Kings Stanley include a hairdressers and supermarket/post office. The nearby town of Stonehouse offers a wide range of amenities to include post office, local schools, supermarkets and butchers. The main line railway station provides a direct route to London (Paddington) and Junction 13 of the M5 Motorway is approximately three miles away. Stroud is also within easy reach and offers a more comprehensive selection of shopping, educational and leisure facilities, with an award winning weekly farmers market.