Chalford Hill, Stroud

Fleece House is a charming detached Cotswold stone period home, occupying a superb and sought-after position in the old village of Chalford Hill. Set in just under half an acre of gardens and grounds, this much-loved home has been in the same ownership since the 1960s and now presents an exciting opportunity for new owners to modernise and make it their own while enjoying the welcoming community. The house offers well-proportioned accommodation full of character, with features including stone mullion windows, exposed beams and lintels, and fireplaces. The main entrance opens to a reception hall with a stone spiral staircase and a cloakroom. From here, a hallway leads to two principal reception rooms along the south elevation, each enjoying garden views. The spacious living room has two windows, a garden-access door, and a fireplace with inset gas stove, while the sitting room features an inglenook fireplace and large picture window. The generous kitchen/dining room includes pine cabinets and ample space for entertaining, with a door to the front courtyard. A connecting door from the sitting room leads to a boot room/utility with Belfast sink and external access, linking to a large workshop. A second staircase leads to the first floor, where four bedrooms and a family bathroom are located. The principal bedroom enjoys a double aspect, walk-in wardrobe and ensuite shower room. A further staircase leads to a top-floor room with exposed A-frame beams, ideal as an office or hobbies room. The property is warmed by night storage heating. Outside, Fleece House sits in a generous plot behind a five-bar gate and gravelled driveway, leading to a double garage with a room above. Two front courtyards are enclosed by stone walls, with one having double gate access. The garden lies to the south and east and includes lawns, an orchard, a charming stone pigsty. The property achieved planning for an additional dwelling, this has since lapsed ref S.13/0640/VAR