Bath Road, Stroud, GL5

Tucked away in a peaceful yet convenient location, this beautifully presented Victorian end-of-terrace home offers a great blend of period charm and modern style. Just a short walk from Stroud Town Centre, Rodborough & Selsley common, the property is ideally situated. Upon entering the home through the Victorian style porch, you are welcomed by a cosy and inviting lounge, complete with a charming feature fireplace that adds character to the space. Moving through the ground floor, there is a handy WC discreetly positioned under the stairs, as well as additional storage, ensuring practicality. As you continue, the house truly opens up, revealing a light and airy open-plan kitchen / dining area. The modern kitchen is beautifully integrated with the dining space, creating an ideal environment for both everyday living and entertaining guests. French doors at the rear lead directly out to a lovely garden, with views up to the common. The property boasts original floorboards throughout and as you move up, two generously sized bedrooms. On the first floor, the principal bedroom benefits from built-in wardrobes, offering ample storage space while maintaining the room’s clean and elegant aesthetic. A well-appointed family bathroom, also located on this floor, is easily accessible. On the second floor lies the other bedroom that benefits from eaves storage.

Outside

Stepping outside you are firstly greeted by a view across to Rodborough Common. The garden is very useable and offers great space for entertaining with an immediate patio area off the kitchen and the rest of the garden is laid to lawn where the vendors currently have a storage shed. Being an end terrace the property benefits from a larger plot than the rest of the row.

Situation

Nestled away from the Bath Road, convenient for local shops and amenities within walking distance, including the award-winning Farmers' Market, Stroud and the surrounding area offers comprehensive facilities and services that include a railway station providing Intercity links to London (Paddington).
Walking distance to both Rodborough & Selsley common is another benefit of the properties location, along with the award winning Prince Albert pub that is in easy reach. Schooling is also a major draw to this area - Rodborough and Rosary Catholic primary schools; Stroud High and Marling grammar schools along with Thomas Keble secondary school and Stroud College - to name a few. For those needing to travel further afield, the M5 can be accessed to the west of Stroud, with the M4 situated to the east and there is a direct train into London in less than an hour and a half.

Additional Information

The vendors have seen a property that they wish to pursue and are open to discussions around price.