Rodborough Hill, Rodborough, GL5

Croxden is a handsome character house in a prominent spot in ever popular Rodborough. There is a great community here, with the Prince Albert pub and a good primary school up the road, the shops and amenities of Stroud within easy reach and hundreds of acres of National Trust land at the top of Rodborough Hill. The house is a classic example of a Victorian house but with a twist, in the form of a large extension at the rear of the house. This was designed and commissioned by the current owners and is an absolute triumph, adding a modern 28' kitchen/family room  to the original house - the best of both worlds. The accommodation is arranged over three floors. An entrance hall with Terrazzo flooring (an unusual original detail in a house of this age), cloakroom/W.c, sitting room with fireplace and bay window and the kitchen/family room are on the ground floor. The latter measures a huge 28' x 22' (max) with plenty of space to cook, eat, entertain and relax. Bi-fold doors at the rear open to connect the room with the garden - a great entertaining space or ideal to keep an eye on children as they play outside. A staircase leads up from the hall to the first floor, with three bedrooms and a bathroom on this level. A  21' bedroom is found at the top of the house. Tasteful colour schemes have been used throughout, and the windows at the rear enjoy a good outlook over the garden and the view beyond.

Outside, you’ll find a good rear garden that makes the most of the westerly aspect and view across the valley. There is a large wooden deck directly behind the house with a paved area with wood store to the side, with a planted border. The garden stretches out beyond the deck. This is laid to lawn and enclosed with fences and hedging with planting surrounding the plot. The rear of the garden has been used as a productive growing area, with raised beds and an allotment area. There is also a greenhouse to the side and gated access to the footpath at the rear. A side gate leads back to the front of the house, with a paved area and steps with stone pillars to either side that lead onto Rodborough Hill.

Rodborough is home to two primary schools, parks, play areas, some great pubs, with Minchinhampton and Rodborough commons just up the hill. Nearby Dudbridge offers a range of conveniences, including two supermarkets, a bowls club, a playing field, and a petrol station. Vibrant, creative Stroud town is close by and provides a variety of independent shops, local pubs serving beers and ciders from the area, and numerous cafes, bars, and restaurants. The surrounding area offers a wide range of amenities, including supermarkets, a hospital, state and private schools, a leisure centre, a sports centre, and a weekly farmers' market. Stroud also has a mainline railway station with services to London Paddington. Nearby, Cirencester is 10 miles away, Cheltenham is 15 miles, and Swindon is 25 miles, all easily accessible by car.

Property information

The property is freehold. Mains electricity, gas, water and drainage are connected. The council tax band is D. We have checked the service and reception levels available locally through the OFCOM network checker and the broadband services available include ultrafast, and mobile voice and data services should be available from all major networks, although service may be limited inside the house.