The Cross, Nympsfield, GL10

Beautifully restored, St Stephens is a Grade II Listed cottage capturing high-Victorian Gothic architecture's essence. Crafted by Benjamin Bucknall in the 1860s, known for his work on Woodchester Mansion, this charming cottage boasts corbeled ceilings, stone mullioned windows, and an impressive stone staircase. The entrance hall leads to a dual-aspect sitting room with an open fire, a study with an original bread oven, and a kitchen featuring an oil-fired Aga and hand-painted tiles depicting Woodchester Mansion. A dining room connects seamlessly, opening to a rear seating area. Ascending the stone staircase to the first floor, the principal suite features an en-suite shower and a breathtaking window with a window seat. Vaulted ceilings grace bedrooms, two of which showcase original fireplaces, while bedroom two offers a walk-through dressing room. The third bedroom delights with charming garden views. A modern bathroom completes the property, showcasing meticulous attention to detail in every aspect of its restoration.

Outside

Externally, the residence sits on a 1/4 acre plot, offering ample garden area with a delightful view overlooking open pastureland. Steps lead up from the rear of the property to the garden, primarily consisting of a well-maintained lawn with two ponds, mature flower beds, and an appealing pergola. Alongside these lush gardens, the property provides parking secured by a five-bar gate and Cotswold stone wall. Additionally, there is a timber garden shed, a spacious and secure workshop with electricity supply, and two outdoor brick-built storage areas (one of which is presently utilised as a utility room). The workshop could be converted subject to necessary approval.

Situation

Nympsfield, a small village with a pub and primary school, offers outstanding walks near Woodchester Park & Coaley Peak, providing breathtaking Severn Valley views. Nailsworth, 2 miles away, is a growing historic market town with popular attractions like 'Williams Food Hall' and diverse shops. Known for its arts scene and annual festival, the town boasts fine restaurants, local pubs, and Forest Green Rovers football club. The area is rich in educational options, including private schools and sought-after grammar schools. Additional amenities include a Post Office, healthcare facilities, golf courses, riding stables, gliding and polo clubs, and a public library.