Brimscombe, Stroud, GL5

This pretty detached former Inn has been greatly improved by the current owners to offer a delightful modern home in a contemporary style. Character features run throughout including exposed stone, natural wood floors and exposed beams. Upon entering, the period home consists of a sitting /dining room, with log burner and exposed stone surround, which leads to a convenient utility room to the side. The lower ground floor and useful cellar is also accessed via the main sitting room as well as a generous 27' second reception room which offers external access. A bright kitchen with range cooker can be found to the back of the property where stairs lead up to the first floor. The first floor houses three double bedrooms, two with exposed beams, as well as a family bathroom and a further double bedroom, boasting exposed beams, and bathroom can be found on the second floor along with a 25' storage room. Property ref: STR230095. Council Tax Band-D

Outside

The beautiful established garden extends to the back and side of the property and boasts a lush lawn area as well as a mature shrub lined path leading up to an elevated seating area; perfect for alfresco dining to enjoy the spectacular views across the valley. A well looked after vegetable garden can be found at the top of the garden along with a useful greehouse. To one side of the property you'll find parking for one car and a handy store room to the other side.

Situation

The property occupies an elevated setting in Brimscombe, a small village on the outskirts of Stroud town centre. Local day-to-day amenities can be found within Brimscombe, including village inn and shop. The A419 travels along the Brimscombe Valley and connects Stroud & Cirencester, each town offering a wide selection of shops, educational and recreational facilities. Above Brimscombe lies some 600 acres of commonland vested in the National Trust and known as Minchinhampton Common.