3-7 Rowcroft, Stroud, GL5 3BJ

Description
The property comprises Five adjoining Grade II Listed terraced properties built in the Georgian period of stone construction and resting under pitched slate covered roofs.

The four-storey properties are situated on a sloping site, and the lower ground floor comprises cellars to the front and lower ground floor rooms with windows to the rear. The property has been extended by way of a number of two storey extensions towards the rear of various forms of construction generally brick, with pitched or flat felt covered roofs.

The properties are fully interconnected on all floors and comprise cellular professional type offices on ground, first and second floors, with storage, toilets and staff accommodation on the basement/lower ground floor.

Internally the properties have generally plastered painted walls and ceilings, single glazed timber framed sash windows and carpeted floors.

PARKING
There is a car park to the rear of the buildings with space to accommodate approximately 20 cars. This is accessed off the A46 via a private drive which is shared with the adjacent properties.

Location
Stroud is a busy Cotswold market town with a population of approximately 38,000 and a catchment area of about 105,000, which lies on the A46 Cheltenham to Bath Road. The town is approximately 10 miles south of Gloucester, 12 miles west of Cirencester and 30 miles north of Bristol. Road communications to the national motorway network are provided at Junction 13 of the M5 approximately 4 miles to the west of the town, and to the M4 via either the A46 or via Cirencester and the newly upgraded A419 road to Swindon. The mainline railway station is a short distance from the town centre, with journeys to London Paddington taking approximately 1½ hours.

The property is situated fronting Rowcroft one of the main town centre streets which crosses under the railway line a short distance from the property and connects with the A419 and A46. Rear access to the property is via the A46 at Merrywalks.