Burleigh, GL5

This charming attached period home, a former weavers cottage, enjoys a picturesque countryside setting between Burleigh and Minchinhampton, offering breathtaking panoramic valley views. Meticulously extended and improved, this stylish family home boasts versatile living accommodation. The beautifully presented interior showcases a light filled kitchen with terrace access, a lounge featuring a stone fireplace that opens to a spectacular oak-framed garden room complete with a wood-burning stove. Further ground floor rooms include a dining room, snug, shower room, a dedicated office, and a practical utility room. On the first floor the master bedroom features a vaulted ceiling, and ensuite, with French doors opening to a private balcony from which open views are enjoyed. An additional 4 bedrooms are served by a modern family bathroom, whilst a staircase leads to a further bedroom.

Outside

The meticulously landscaped gardens and grounds are a true highlight, offering ample parking with a private driveway, double garage, and additional gravelled area. The front garden, accessible via a stable door from the utility, is thoughtfully designed for all-weather entertaining. An enclosed courtyard, sheltered by a part-glazed canopy and bordered by flowers, provides an ideal alfresco dining space. The main rear garden, bordering a field and enjoying valley views, features a lawn, well-stocked flower borders, and several paved seating terraces designed to capture sunlight throughout the day. A significant asset is the variety of outbuildings, including a large room above the double garage, a studio attached to the garage, a shed, a summer house, and a greenhouse.

Situation

Hazel Copse enjoys a rural position approximately one mile from the popular former market town of Minchinhampton. The area offers a pleasant village environment with a selection of essential shops and services including doctors, dentist, library, excellent primary school, Parish Church, social and sports clubs. Beaudesert prep school is a short drive across the Common. A substantial acreage of National Trust commonland surrounds the village and the nearby towns of Stroud and Cirencester offer more extensive facilities together with mainline railway stations in Stroud and Kemble bringing London (Paddington) within 90 minutes travelling time. Further schooling in the area includes Wycliffe College and two Grammar Schools.

Property Ref Number:

HAM-57753