Horsley Bridge, Horsley, Nailsworth, GL6 0PN

A very pretty and sympathetically extended end of terrace character cottage located on the outskirts of the popular village of Horsley, less than a mile from Nailsworth town.

Arranged over three floors the property offers retained character features in abundance (to include stunning flagstone flooring, latch doors and original beams), versatile accommodation and lots of natural light.

A useful porch leads into the hallway which has flagstone flooring, a door leading into the sitting room and stairs ascending to the first floor. The sitting/dining room is a large room spanning the depth of the property with a sunny window with window seat to the front and a cosy seating area to the rear complete with a feature fireplace and log-burning stove. An archway leads into the kitchen which while galley in shape is deceptively roomy and offers plenty of storage, a Rangemaster stove, a double Butler's sink with a sunny outlook and solid-wooden units and worksurfaces throughout. A door leads from the kitchen into a large utility room with further storage space which has potential for conversion to a cloakroom.

On the first floor there are two charming bedrooms, the master with a large ensuite bathroom accessed via a lovely sliding barn-style door, and a wonderful study which has a partially vaulted ceiling, double doors onto the rear terrace and a door leading into a beautifully equipped recently fitted shower room.

Stairs lead from the first floor landing to a further attic bedroom which is structured around the chimney breast offering a cosy space for a bed at one end and a larger space at the other, making it an ideal child's bedroom or teenage retreat.

Outside the property has a gated gravelled driveway providing parking for up to two vehicles and a southerly facing front garden which enjoys a good degree of privacy thanks to trellis and cleverly planted climbers. The garden offers a patio area for entertaining, a small area of lawn and planted borders. To the rear of the property there is a decked terrace which is accessed from the first floor and a steep bank which provides a riot of colourful natural planting throughout the year.

Horsley Bridge is a secluded hamlet set to the Nailsworth side of Horsley village, a charming, level walk via the Ruskin Mill fisheries into Nailsworth town, and a thriving community in its own right. The well-regarded village of Horsley is a much sought after location because of its strong community spirit, community run shop, church and popular primary school, alongside public house and stunning landscape. A nearby footpath also links Horsley Bridge to the hamlet of Downend and provides a pretty pedestrian route through to Horsley village.

Nailsworth is less than one mile away and is a very popular market town with a range of thriving independent shops, alongside supermarkets and plenty of restaurants and cafes to choose from. The larger town of Stroud offers grammar and independent secondary schools, restaurants, leisure and sports centres, supermarkets and an award winning weekly Farmers Market. There is an excellent indoor "Five Valleys" shopping centre which offers a very popular food hall and independent shops. Stroud also benefits from a main line railway station with a direct line to London Paddington (90 minutes).

Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax: Band B
Services: We understand that all mains services are connected to the property.
Heating: Gas central heating.
Internet: Ultra-fast broadband available.
Flood risk: Very low
Conservation Area: Yes