Selsley East, Stroud

Located with direct access on to Selsley Common yet convenient enough for Stroud or Nailsworth town centres, this detached Cotswold Stone home offers adaptable spaces with the potential to create additional accommodation.

Description - Hill House undoubtedly occupies one of the most fabulous locations with direct access on to Selsley Common and 'The Cotswold Way” path, running 102 miles from Chipping Campden to Bath. Constructed of Cotswold Stone, this spacious home retains many period features with additional potential.

Located next to the National Trust land know as Selsley Common, this traditional looking Cotswold home offers a rustic charm with a plethora of character features including an extensive range of stone outbuildings. Sitting above the market town of Stroud, the property offers spacious rooms (two with wood burning stoves) and features such as sash windows and wooden floors. The kitchen is equipped with a locally made ‘Everhot’ stove and traditional looking units, whilst bathroom facilities are available on both the ground and first floors. On the first floor there are four bedrooms with the master offering a room off (ideal for a study or walk in wardrobe), together with a family bathroom. A sheltered rear courtyard with a gateway to the common is located beyond the kitchen with two individual storerooms (one currently utilised as a workshop) and the other with a fabulous studio above. Subject to the necessary consents, the outbuildings offer the scope to create additional accommodation or a potential annexe.

Lovely, well-established gardens surround three sides of Hill House with the elevated setting providing far reaching views. Full of vibrant colours during the spring and summer months, the gardens are equipped with sociable seating areas ideal for outdoor dining. Fruit trees including quince, apple, plum and crab apple are just some of the delights along with roses, acers and many more. A double car port offers parking for two cars with additional parking in front.