Ferndale Road, Whiteshill, Stroud

Occupying an elevated village setting, tucked away in Highfield Road off the main road, with fabulous and far reaching views, lies this detached period home. Having been extended by the current owners, York House now enjoys well proportioned family accommodation as well as great character. A gated pathway meanders through the pretty garden to the main front entrance, a Cotswold stone porch provides welcome space for hanging coats and removing muddy boots before opening into the main reception room. Measuring 26'4, the fabulous sitting room is exceedingly versatile, currently used as a formal dining room and living space due to its size. The sitting room end enjoys oak framed French doors to the garden and a beautiful Cotswold stone fireplace with woodburner inset. Wooden floors flow throughout. This is further complemented by a charming snug/study also with feature fireplace, parquet flooring and exposed beams and lintels. The kitchen breakfast room lies to the rear of the house, a glazed roof over the kitchen encourages the free flow of light. A doorway from the kitchen opens to the a useful rear hall/utility with cloakroom. From here stairs rise to the first floor. 4 Bedrooms are positioned on the first floor, three of which enjoy the most wonderful elevated southerly views across the garden and surrounding Cotswold landscape. The main bedroom forms part of the more recent extension and is particularly generous with an oak framed vaulted ceiling, exposed stone wall and oak flooring. The room really does offer the wow factor, it also provides plenty of space for a super king size bed as well as other furniture. All bedrooms are served by a family bathroom with shower over the bath. The owners have taken great care to be sympathetic to this period home, modern plastering in the extension done to match the traditional lime plaster in the older rooms. They have also installed solar panels, which have greatly assist