Kingscourt Lane, Stroud

A traditional semi detached and extended family home, boasts an elevated position and wonderful views, with off road parking for two vehicles. Steps to the front entrance with lawned gardens. Internally entrance hall, lovely sitting room with fantastic views to Selsley common. A large fitted kitchen opening to a breakfast dining area, French doors to the garden. A further reception perfect fourth bedroom with views to the garden. A fantastic utility/boot room to the side of the kitchen with access to the front and rear garden. To the first floor two lovely double bedrooms with views to the garden and Selsley common and a third nursery bedroom and family bathroom.
A lovely garden on three levels with sun terrace opening to a raised lawned area and gates leads to further lawned garden with amazing views.

This is a lovely example of a 1930’s extended semi-detached family home. The property enjoys an elevated position with fantastic views across to Selsley. The owners created off road parking in 2002 for two vehicles, at the time no planning was required, and was completed under permitted development. Lovely lawned frontage with steps up to the entrance with wonderful views. Access to both the front door and side entrance via the boot room.

The property has been enjoyed by the current owners for over 25 years. Internally entrance hall with stairs to the first floor, lovely sitting room with bay window to the front taking full advantage of the view. A door leads into a large reception/family room or a fourth bedroom with views to the garden.

A lovely, fitted kitchen with a wealth of fitted units and a pantry. built in double oven, five ring hob and extractor. Opening to dining family area with French doors opening to the terrace and garden views. A great utility/boot room to the side with access to the front and rear.

To the first floor, doors lead to two lovely double bedrooms both having fantastic views to Selsley or garden views. A lovely nursery/single room completed by a family bathroom.

Outside a paved terrace with steps up to a great sun terrace, a perfect social space for those summer barbecues.
A gate opens to a lawned garden offering space for the whole family to enjoy. A wealth of planting throughout the garden compliments this great space with wonderful views.

The location offers great convenience to all Stroud has to offer, a short walk to the well regarded school with fantastic walks. A great family home with further scope to extend subject to the required permissions.

Built on a hill, Rodborough Parish is located near Rodborough Common, a public recreation area popular with walkers. The parish has two primary schools, several well-regarded public houses, a large hotel called The Bear of Rodborough Hotel and a community hall. It has a large and active Christian community who attend the Church of England parish church of St. Mary Magdalene or Rodborough Tabernacle United Reformed Church, and its various clubs and societies include a football club, a Scout group and a mother and toddler network.

Also, three bus stops located on Kitesnest Lane, Bowl Hill and Fishers Way. All making the location very convenient. A large DIY superstore and supermarket situated just off the Bath road.