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Horsemarling Lane, Standish, Stonehouse

PROPERTY TYPE

Semi-Detached

BEDROOMS

4

BATHROOMS

3

SIZE

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Key features

  • Stunning example of a converted Grade II listed home, beautifully presented
  • Flexible living accommodation with scope for multi-generational living or annexe potential
  • Fitted dining kitchen with roof lantern, central island, integral appliances
  • Sitting room with exposed beams and feature stone fireplace with wood-burning stove
  • Versatile bedroom four/games room with bar area, exposed beams, direct garden access
  • Ground floor shower room, utility space, study ( currently used for storage)
  • Two double bedrooms and family bathroom to the first floor
  • Master bedroom with vaulted ceiling, built in wardrobe, exposed beams & en-suite
  • Attractive part-walled front garden with lawn, shrubs, pathway & wrought iron porch canopy
  • Private rear garden with courtyard seating and lawn, parking for 2/3 vehicles

Description

A beautifully presented Grade II listed Cotswold stone home, blending period character with modern comforts. Accommodation spans three floors, with a cosy sitting room, fitted dining kitchen with roof lantern, and a versatile bedroom four/games room/, utility, study and shower room, offering potential for a self-contained annexe. Upstairs provides three double bedrooms, including a dramatic master suite with vaulted ceiling and en-suite shower room. The property enjoys a charming front garden with lawn, flower borders and a stone porch framed by ornate wrought ironwork. To the side, a parking for 2–3 cars, while the rear garden is designed for easy maintenance, with courtyard seating and lawn, an ideal area to sit and relax enclosed by stone walls. Ease of access to M5 motorway, Stroud and Stonehouse train station and town centre.

A converted Grade II listed property, this beautifully presented home combines generous living accommodation with period character and modern comforts. Stylish décor, excellent entertaining spaces, and attractive gardens create a welcoming setting, with a layout that lends itself perfectly to multi-generational living, including scope to create an independent annexe if desired. The property occupies a prominent corner position, fronted by a partially walled garden with a lawn, mature shrubs, and a pathway leading to the entrance. A clippings area by the porch provides an ideal spot for a bistro table, while the charming wrought iron porch canopy with ornate arched latticework frames the approach. Constructed in Cotswold stone, the semi-detached home showcases timeless features including mullioned windows, traditional stone elevations, and steeply pitched rooflines.

Inside, the porch opens into a bright hallway, with a cloaks area, access to the sitting room and fitted dining kitchen, and stairs rising to the first floor.

The sitting room is cosy, with exposed dark ceiling beams, a feature stone fireplace with wood-burning stove inset, and a deep navy accent wall contrasted by soft grey walls. Windows overlook the front garden and beyond, filling the space with natural light. There is ample room for sofas and freestanding furniture, along with a handy storage cupboard. This is the perfect spot to relax or entertain.

At the heart of the home, the fitted dining kitchen is flooded with natural light from a glass roof lantern and window above the sink. Fitted with an extensive range of matte charcoal wall and base units, paired with white quartz work surfaces, it is both stylish and practical. A central island with a breakfast bar provides a sociable focal point, while integrated appliances include twin ovens, hob with extractor, fridge/freezer, and dishwasher. Under-cabinet lighting and stone-effect tiled flooring complete the contemporary design. The fitted dining kitchen also incorporates a generous dining area, ideal for both everyday meals and more formal occasions. From here, door leads to the rear hallway with side access to the parking area, and into the bedroom four/games room.

The bedroom four/games room is a versatile reception space, currently set up with a pool table and bar area, creating a fantastic social hub. It features exposed beams, a mosaic-topped bar with shelving and space for bar stools, and windows that flood the room with natural light. A rear door gives direct access to outside. A shower room off the hallway, includes a curved glass enclosure with chrome fittings, and full-height grey stone tiling. A pedestal wash basin and WC complete the uncluttered look, while bold, deep-blue walls provide a striking contrast. Practical touches such as recessed shelving and vanity storage add to its usability.

The utility area offers a practical workspace with matte black cabinets, white quartz-effect work surface, stainless steel sink, and space for a washing machine and tumble dryer. Tiled flooring ensures durability, while natural light enters through a glazed rear door and side window. Exposed timber beams add a touch of character. From here, a further door opens to a study (currently used for storage), with a skylight providing natural light. Together, the bedroom four/ games room utility, study, and shower room present an excellent opportunity to create a self-contained annexe for a relative if required.

From the hallway, stairs rise to the first-floor landing, where a side window brightens the space with doors to bedroom two, three and the family bathroom .

Bedrooms two and three are both comfortable doubles, with windows drawing in natural light and space for double beds and freestanding furniture. Bedroom three is currently arranged as a dressing room. A family bathroom completes this floor, designed with a panelled bath and rainfall/handheld shower over, a glass screen, textured tiling, vanity unit with basin, WC, and an illuminated mirror.

Stairs continue to the second-floor master suite, a dramatic and characterful space enhanced by exposed black timber beams framing the vaulted ceiling, with a built-in wardrobe. A window provides natural light and views, while neutral décor create a calm retreat. The en-suite shower room is smartly appointed with a curved glass enclosure, chrome fittings, pedestal basin and WC, finished with textured tiling and crisp white walls.

Altogether, this exceptional home blends period charm with modern practicality, offering flexible accommodation, excellent entertaining space, and scope for multi-generational living, all within a desirable location.

AGENTS NOTE:
Stamp Duty at £495,000 First Time buyer £9,750, Moving House £14,750, Additional Property £39,500

Exterior - The front garden creates a charming approach to the property, enclosed by a low stone wall and wrought-iron gate. A lawn sits at the centre, edged with well-stocked flower borders and seasonal planting that adds colour and interest. A paved pathway leads to the characterful stone porch, with space to one side for a small bistro set. Mature hedging provides privacy, while the handsome stone façade of the house makes a striking backdrop to this welcoming outdoor space.

To the side, the home enjoys a private courtyard-style setting with chippings and block paving providing allocated parking for 2/3 cars. Attractive brick and timber detailing adds a rustic feel, enhanced by colourful planting and potted displays which soften the exterior.

Beyond the parking, the rear garden offers a private and versatile outdoor space. Enclosed by fencing and traditional stone walls, a courtyard offers a seating area, perfect for enjoying the outdoors. It includes both paved and astro turf, ideal for outdoor dining, barbecues, or simply relaxing in the sun, designed with ease of maintenance.

Standish is located on the edge of Stonehouse where you can take full advantage of wonderful walks from the driveway. A short drive into Stonehouse a small town conveniently located with relatively flat topography. It offers all amenities including a range of independent shops. Local family butchers, hardware store, supermarket, fast-food outlets, restaurants and health services.

A full range of education within both state and private sectors, within 10 minutes drive of the property.

There are oodles of excellent walking routes including The Cotswold Way, canal paths, cycle-path or our wonderful woodlands and quarries.

Stonehouse also provides a train station with direct line to London Paddington, ease of access to the M5 motorway junctions 12 & 13.

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About AJ Estate Agents of Gloucestershire, Stonehouse

Suite F, The Old Dutch Barn, Westend, Stonehouse, Gloucestershire, GL10 3GE

We are a proudly independent Estate Agents, located and specialising in the stunning Stroud Valleys, with over 20 years' experience of selling homes in Gloucestershire's Towns & Villages. We provide a personable and bespoke service tailored to your preferences and needs, combining impactful marketing with neighbourhood knowledge.

Moving house can be one of the most challenging transitions in our lives, so our objective is to lift the stress off your shoulders, from initial conversations through to completion and beyond. Our aim is to walk alongside you, guiding and reassuring you throughout the process to provide an outstanding service that is professional, proactive and purposeful. We welcome your call or email 01453 703303 homes@ajeaglos.co.uk.

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