Alkerton, Eastington, Stonehouse, Gloucestershire, GL10

This end-of-terrace period property is situated in a lovely 'tucked away' spot in Alkerton, Eastington.

Step inside via the welcoming kitchen/diner, where reclaimed wood flooring and exposed brickwork immediately set the tone for the cottage’s warm, rustic style. The kitchen features white shaker-style base units with black hardware, a Belfast sink under the window, and space for appliances including a fridge freezer, oven, and washing machine. An exposed brick half-wall with timber beam adds further character, while French doors from the dining area open to a greenhouse and garden view.

A barn-style door leads into the living room, a cosy retreat boasting dual aspect windows, reclaimed wood flooring, and a stunning exposed brick chimney breast with a working open coal fireplace – perfect for evenings in.

Upstairs, the charming staircase continues the rustic theme with more exposed brick. The second bedroom is a good-sized double with garden views and a partially exposed chimney breast. The impressive master bedroom is a real highlight, with two exposed red brick walls, wooden ceiling beams, and built-in shelving offering both character and functionality.

A stylish bathroom completes the internal accommodation and features a bath, WC and wash basin.

Externally, there is a large, enclosed rear garden offers real potential – whether you're looking for a peaceful green escape or dreaming of homegrown produce from the allotment space. Framed by mature trees and shrubs, it’s a great space for relaxing, entertaining, or cultivating your own lifestyle. There is also a bespoke, recently constructed, detached GARDEN ROOM which has a power supply and a composting WC. The current owner uses this as an occasional bedroom and it also would make a fantastic home office, gym, or studio.

Located just four miles west of Stroud and nine miles south of Gloucester, Eastington is a vibrant village with a real sense of community. It offers a Co-op, post office, butcher, hairdresser, traditional pub, The Lazy Goose Cafe and both a Community Centre and Village Hall. The village falls within the catchment of the Ofsted-rated Outstanding Eastington Primary School and benefits from excellent commuter links via Junction 13 of the M5, the A38, and A419.