Lower Washwell Lane, Painswick, Stroud, Gloucestershire, GL6

A substantial detached family home with far-reaching views in the sought-after town of Painswick.

Description

Rosemullion is an attractively situated house, built in the 1970s from local Cotswold stone.

The ground floor of the house is beautifully appointed with natural colours and materials, including large timber-framed windows in the open plan sitting room and kitchen extensions. Newly renovated, the kitchen is a stunning space with quartz surfaces, stylish cabinetry and ample storage. There is a double oven, induction hob, integrated dishwasher, integrated fridge/freezer and wine fridge. The kitchen is exceptionally light and airy, it features underfloor heating, a vaulted roof light and full-length glazing on three aspects with striking views across the Painswick Valley. Beyond the kitchen is a dining room with bifold doors opening onto an elevated balcony, connecting the three main reception rooms and blending indoor and outdoor living.

From the entrance hall, a light-filled sitting room with inglenook-style fireplace and log burner also enjoys views of surrounding countryside. A utility room, cloakroom and self-contained home cinema – with atmospheric star lights – complete the ground floor. Upstairs, the principal bedroom offers a separate dressing area and en suite shower room with a home sauna, while three further good-sized bedrooms are served by a family bathroom with standalone bath.

Outside
At the front of the property there is a generous gravel driveway, paved seating area and small pond. To the rear, the garden is laid to lawn and slopes gently away. Enclosed by mature hedging and fencing, there is a storage shed and a paved corner terrace which creates the perfect setting for outdoor dining, with an elevated hot tub positioned alongside.

Location

Rosemullion is on the eastern side of the picturesque Cotswold town of Painswick in a fabulously elevated position. Painswick, known as the Queen of the Cotswolds, is renowned for its fine parish church with 99 yew trees. It has a range of shops, pubs, galleries and restaurants and extensive sporting facilities including thriving rugby, cricket and bowls clubs and a tennis club.

Stroud, five miles away, has a wide choice of specialist shops and supermarkets and an award-winning farmers’ market. Cheltenham is the main regional centre, offering excellent shopping and restaurants, as well as the Everyman Theatre and music and literary festivals.

The area offers further leisure activities with country walks along the Cotswold Way, golf on the Painswick Beacon or at Minchinhampton, fishing on the Coln, hunting with the Beaufort, VWH or Cotswold hunts, polo at Cirencester Park, National Hunt racing at Cheltenham and horse trials at Badminton and Blenheim.

Local senior schools include Stroud High, Marling and Pates Grammar School in Cheltenham. Independent schools include Cheltenham Ladies College, Cheltenham College, Dean Close, Wycliffe, Kings Gloucester and Beaudesert Park School.

A direct service from Stroud to London Paddington takes approximately 80 minutes. Both the M4 and M5 are easily accessible via the A417/A419 dual carriageways.

Square Footage: 2,494 sq ft



Directions

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From Cirencester head north on the A417 and take the exit signposted Birdlip. Enter the village of Birdlip, turn right onto the B4070, then left to stay on the B4070. After 0.7 miles, bear right onto Buckholt Road and continue for 2 miles. Join the A46 and follow the road for 2.4 miles. Turn left onto Lower Washwell Lane; the property is on the left-hand side after 0.4 miles.

Additional Info

Mains water, 3-phase electricity, gas and drainage. Solar panels.