Theescombe, STROUD, GL5

Showcasing truly exceptional views, this contemporary and stylish home has been beautifully presented and extensively refurbished by the current owners. Designed to maximize the stunning outlook, the layout begins with a grand entrance hall, with a spacious boot room with a sink units and plumbing for utilities. The inner hall leads to a cloakroom and also a useful storage room. Bright and open-plan, the main living areas flow seamlessly, with the sitting room as a focal point, featuring a chic cassette wood burner and sliding doors that open onto a generous decking area – an ideal spot to soak in the panoramic vista. The dining room, perfect for entertaining, leads into the spacious kitchen, equipped with sleek black units and integrated appliances offering substantial concealed storage and workspace. A double bedroom with an ensuite bathroom completes this level. Descending to the lower floor, you'll find three further bedrooms, (One with an ensuite) each thoughtfully designed for comfort and practicality, offering ample storage and enjoying wonderful valley and garden views. A family bathroom completes the accommodation.

Outside

The lower ground level features a full-length deck, providing extra outdoor space for relaxation and entertaining. Upstairs, the decking area currently accommodates outdoor furniture for dining and lounging with the most incredible panoramic views. The property is surrounded by gardens, including landscaped sloping lawns with abundant borders. A double garage is located to the side of the house.

Situation

Located high in the Cotswold Hills, within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and bordering Minchinhampton Common, lies the sought-after parish of Amberley, encompassing the charming hamlets of Theescombe, Littleworth, and St Chloe. Celebrated for its expansive valley vistas and stunning sunsets, the village offers two pubs, a primary school, and a vibrant church with a community shop and café. The adjacent 600 acres of National Trust common land are home to a golf course, another pub and café, a nearby hotel, Beaudesert Park School, and the renowned Winstones Ice Cream factory. The market town of Nailsworth, just over a mile away, provides a small supermarket, the acclaimed William's seafood restaurant, and Hobb’s bakery. The market town of Minchinhampton is also close by. Stroud, with its excellent selection of educational institutions including two grammar schools and a college, is within easy reach. Its award-winning Farmer's Market is a notable attraction, and the town also offers a mainline train station with direct services to London Paddington.

Property Ref Number:

HAM-57553