Boscombe Lane, Horsley, GL6

Nupend Farmhouse, a charming detached Cotswold stone home on Horsley Village's outskirts, offers stunning views of Minchinhampton Common. This historic farmhouse retains many original features like fireplaces, beams, panelling, and a bread oven, while incorporating modern comforts such as sleek bathrooms and fitted log burners. The ground floor features an entrance hall leading to a superb farmhouse kitchen with oak cabinets and granite worktops. Adjacent are a Boot Room with outdoor access and a cloakroom/wc, and a Laundry Room. The ground floor also includes a Music Room/reception, a Dining Room with a fireplace, and a cosy, light-filled Sitting Room with an original fireplace and log burner. A Rear Hall provides garden access and stairs to the upper floors. The first floor comprises three generous double bedrooms, including a Master with a Dressing Room and Shower Room, and a spacious family bathroom with a bath and separate shower. The top floor offers two further spacious double bedrooms, one with an ensuite, totaling five double bedrooms. Adding to the property's appeal is an adjacent 2,500 sq ft Cotswold Barn, offering potential for various uses. This unique package provides ample accommodation and versatile space.

Outside

This traditional Grade II Listed property enjoys enclosed grounds and gardens of approximately .75 of an acre. Within the grounds, and close to the house is an impressive Cotswold stone barn which is circa 2,500sq ft and dates back to the 1700`s. Also within the grounds is drive-under parking for at least 5 cars and a garden store. There are also two points of vehicular access to the house and barn, the original is from Boscombe Lane and the other is from the road above

Situation

Horsley Village lies just outside Nailsworth, a lively market town offering independent shops, boutiques, eateries, and a major supermarket. This pretty and welcoming town serves as a central point for the surrounding Cotswold hill villages. The A46 provides access to Bath in one direction and Cheltenham in the other, while the M5 and M4 are within easy reach for commuters. Nearby Stroud, slightly larger than Nailsworth, is home to the nationally renowned Saturday Farmers Market. Known for its rich creative culture, Stroud has been recognised as one of the UK's best places to live by The Sunday Times and offers all major supermarkets, including Waitrose. The entire area is characterized by picturesque hidden valleys, woodlands, Cotswold hillsides, and National Trust common land at Minchinhampton, Rodborough, and Selsley.

Property Ref Number:

HAM-56748