Listed for £349,950
May 20, 2025
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The kitchen is a tasteful blend of period style and modern functionality, featuring deep navy cabinetry with chrome cup handles, solid wood worktops, and a Belfast sink. A built-in larder cupboard adds character and storage, and integrated appliances include a gas hob, extractor, oven, washing machine, and fridge/freezer. The rear windows showcase original beam lintels, further highlighting the home’s rustic charm.
From the hallway, stairs rise to a generous landing with a built-in boiler cupboard, leading to two bedrooms and the family shower room. A further staircase ascends to the top floor.
The front-facing bedroom is a spacious double enjoying far-reaching views over rooftops to Coaley Peek and the surrounding countryside. With a window seat, built-in wardrobes, and space for a desk, it’s both tranquil and practical. Bedroom three, a bright double at the rear, features another window seat and is currently arranged as a home office with a fitted worktop, ideal for remote working or creative pursuits.
The shower room is stylishly appointed, with a large double cubicle, black-framed glass screen, brass-style fittings, pedestal basin, and low-level WC. White tiling, a feature tiled floor, heated towel rail, and a window to the front complete the space.
At the top of the house lies a truly special bedroom, set within the eaves and showcasing a beautiful exposed stone wall. Dual windows on either side of the chimney breast frame spectacular views extending as far as the Forest of Dean. This serene retreat offers generous room for furniture and includes a built-in corner dresser with inset drawers.
Outside - Gardens
To the side of the cottage, a charming chipping pathway leads into a truly delightful and secluded L-shaped garden—an idyllic outdoor space that feels like your very own secret retreat. The path meanders through the garden, opening out to a well-kept lawn and a lovely paved sun terrace nestled in the corner, perfect for al fresco dining or enjoying a few glasses of wine with friends.
Careful thought has gone into every detail, with beautifully planted borders edged in reclaimed bricks, adding both character and structure. The path continues through a chippings section lined with mature shrubs and flowering plants, guiding you to a practical garden shed tucked away at the far end.
This private and peaceful garden offers ample space for outdoor furniture, entertaining, or simply unwinding in the sunshine. Its layout encourages quiet moments of relaxation as well as lively summer gatherings.
To the front of the property, a block-paved driveway provides parking for up to three vehicles and includes an electric vehicle charging point for added convenience.
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.