Listed for £379,950
November 19, 2025
Sold for £165,000
2005
Sold for £105,000
2001
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The dining room is a cosy and versatile space as a dining or sitting room, offering a relaxed atmosphere, with a door under the stairs leading to the cellar and a door to the bathroom. The room feels bright and open. A central feature is the fireplace, with a wood-burning stove inset, creating a welcoming focal point and a perfect spot for winter evenings. The layout provides ample space for comfortable seating, making it ideal as a snug, family room, or even a study area. Built-in cupboards and shelving add useful storage and display options, while the room flows naturally towards the kitchen, enhancing its practical use as an everyday living space.
The fitted kitchen is a practical and well-designed space, finished in a classic galley style. Wooden floor and wall cabinets run along one wall, providing generous storage, an integral double electric oven, gas hob and space for free standing appliances, tiled splashback and terracotta-style flooring bring a rustic charm, A large skylight floods the room with natural light, enhancing the bright and airy feel, while a window and glazed back door open directly onto the garden terrace, creating a lovely connection between indoors and out.
The downstairs bathroom is a bright and contemporary space, finished with a clean and modern design, creating a fresh, airy feel, enhanced by natural light from the rear window. The suite includes a bath with overhead rainfall shower and glass screen, a sleek wall-mounted wash basin with chrome fittings, and a low-level WC. Discreet built-in shelving and storage add practicality while keeping the room clutter-free.
Wooden stairs from the dining room lead down to the cellar, offering excellent additional storage and workspace, with practical tiled flooring and space for shelving, ideal for tools, household items, or pantry use. The space is currently set up with freestanding shelving units, workbenches, and ample room for organisation. Despite being a functional area, it is well-lit with ceiling spotlights and provides a versatile space that could suit a range of storage or hobby needs.
Stairs lead to the first-floor landing with doors to bedrooms and stairs to the second floor.
Bedroom one is a spacious and elegant double room, full of period character and natural light. A large sash window frames an attractive outlook to the front garden, filling the room with brightness. A cast-iron fireplace with a stone surround provides a classic focal point; there is ample room for a double bed and free-standing furniture. Bedroom three is a bright and spacious double room with a large rear-facing window that allows plenty of natural light to filter in. There is ample fitted storage with wardrobes and shelving, along with additional freestanding furniture such as a chest of drawers and bookcases. The layout offers flexibility for use as a guest bedroom or study. The stairs rise from the landing to the second floor.
Bedroom two is a wonderfully versatile and spacious room with a contemporary feel, bathed in natural light from both a skylight and a large window with rooftop views. The room is ideal as a bedroom, home office, or studio. The layout currently accommodates a workstation, sofa seating, and additional storage while still feeling open and uncluttered. With its generous proportions, modern finish, and elevated outlook, this attic bedroom provides a flexible space that can be adapted to suit a variety of lifestyle needs.
AGENTS NOTE: Stamp Duty at £379,950 - First Time Buyer £3,997, Moving House £8,997, Additional Property £27,995.
Outside - The rear garden is a true hidden gem, a mature outdoor space designed for both relaxation and productivity. It begins with a sheltered courtyard area, perfect for morning coffee among pots of colourful flowers and herbs. Steps then lead up to a gently elevated lawn bordered by well-stocked beds, filled with established shrubs, climbers, and vibrant seasonal planting that brings colour throughout the year.
At the top, a raised decked terrace framed by a pergola offers an inviting seating area, an ideal spot for entertaining or unwinding with views across the garden. Raised vegetable beds and fruit trees provide opportunities for homegrown produce, giving the garden a practical yet charming appeal. With its combination of lawn, planting, and defined seating areas, the garden strikes a perfect balance between easy maintenance and a tranquil retreat.
Stroud sits below the western escarpment of the Cotswold Hills, encircled by five sweeping valleys. Stroud has been described as "The Covent Garden of the Cotswolds".
Stroud is a well-known centre for arts and crafts and the weekly Farmers Market has been voted the best in the country and the newly completed indoor Five Valleys shopping centre is a fantastic attraction. An annual textile festival is held in the town as well as various exhibitions at the Subscription Rooms and at The Museum in the Park.
Stroud has a wealth of local pubs and restaurants and the very well regarded Stroud brewery offering great social events with ethical and organic beer has become a very cherished landmark.
Stroud has two state Grammar Schools, for boys and girls, and Archway School, a mixed Comprehensive Secondary School. Nearby are several Independent Schools such as Beaudesert Park School in Minchinhampton, Wycliffe College in Stonehouse. Good transport links with London Paddington by train and Bath and Bristol by car.