Middle Street, Eastington, Stonehouse, Gloucestershire, GL10

This charming period cottage beautifully blends character features with versatile living space and a generous, sunny garden with a southerly aspect.

Set in the desirable village of Eastington, the property is within easy reach of local amenities including a well-regarded primary school, popular pub, café and convenience store. Countryside walks and scenic landscapes are right on the doorstep, making it ideal for those who enjoy both convenience and a rural lifestyle.

The accommodation is surprisingly spacious, arranged across two floors. The ground floor includes an entrance hall, a cosy sitting room with wood-burning stove, a well-fitted kitchen/diner, bathroom, playroom/study and a conservatory overlooking the garden. Upstairs are three bedrooms – the principal with skylight windows and fitted wardrobes – along with a shower room.

Outside, the gravelled driveway provides parking for two vehicles. The rear garden is a real highlight, offering a sunny aspect with an extensive patio, artificial lawn and raised deck leading to a summer house, perfect for entertaining or relaxing.

In all, The Elms is a must-see home that combines period charm, practical space and a wonderful setting.

Eastington is a well-connected village that combines a strong sense of community with everyday convenience. The village is served by a highly regarded primary school, Eastington Primary, rated Good by Ofsted, while older children typically attend Maidenhill School in nearby Stonehouse. For specialist provision, the William Morris School offers independent education for ages 7–19.

Day-to-day amenities are all within easy reach. The village benefits from a Co-op with post office, butcher, hairdressers, two traditional pubs and a popular café, along with a community hall that hosts regular events. For those who enjoy the outdoors, Eastington is surrounded by countryside walks and scenic green spaces right on the doorstep.

Travel connections are excellent, making Eastington especially attractive to commuters. Junction 13 of the M5 is moments away, giving direct links north to Gloucester and Cheltenham and south towards Bristol. Stonehouse railway station, just a short drive from the village, provides direct services to London Paddington and other major destinations, while local bus routes connect to Stroud and surrounding towns.

The village lies around four miles from Stroud and nine miles from Gloucester, balancing rural charm with easy access to vibrant market towns and city amenities. This combination of strong community spirit, good schools and superb connectivity makes Eastington a particularly appealing place to live.