Westward Road, Stroud, GL5

This impressive, detached Victorian residence, built for a former sawmill owner, exudes character and boasts significant architectural charm. Occupying a generous, south-facing plot with captivating views of Selsley Common and the surrounding countryside, the property showcases unique woodwork features, including ornate timber stairs, 2 stained glass windows, and a beautifully carved porch – a testament to its original vendor. The spacious accommodation spans three floors, complemented by two cellars. The ground floor comprises a light and airy entrance hall, cloakroom, two bay-windowed reception rooms, an open-plan kitchen/dining room with woodburner, and a utility. Upstairs, three double bedrooms, two with en-suites, a separate WC and a family bathroom await. The top floor, originally servants' quarters with its own staircase to the kitchen, now offers two further bedrooms with potential for adaptation. Steeped in history, this rare mid-Victorian home presents a unique opportunity. Early viewing is strongly advised.

Outside

Surrounding the house are mature sunny gardens, with level lawns edged by brick walls and established orchard of apples and pear trees with shrubs. A driveway provides plentiful parking, with additional hard standing at the rear. A charming former coach house has been converted into a garage and workshop and offers further development opportunity subject to necessary approval. A useful shed and a greenhouse completes the outside space.

Situation

This property is ideally situated between Stroud and Stonehouse, with both towns offering access to excellent shopping, diverse educational options including state, grammar, and private schools, and a wide array of recreational activities. Stroud's leisure centre and nearby golf courses and gliding club cater to active lifestyles. Commuters benefit from railway stations in both Stroud and Stonehouse, providing direct access to London Paddington in approximately 1 hour 40 minutes. Gloucester, Cheltenham, Bath, Bristol, and Swindon are easily reachable, as are the M4 and M5 motorways. A particular feature of this house is its close proximity to the Stroudwater canal and the Cotswold Way.

Property Ref Number:

HAM-56749

Additional Information

The property benefits from main connections for water, gas an electric, as well as solar panels (including feed in tariff). There is an EV car charger powered by solar, grid or a combination.