Elevated on Cotswold Close sits this red-brick Victorian home. This charming end-of-terrace property has been well maintained and retains many of its original features. You enter into the hallway, with a reception room to the right, stairs rising to the first floor, and access to the remaining ground-floor rooms. The sitting room includes an enclosed wood burner, while the kitchen/dining room offers a range of wall and base units, along with a mix of freestanding and built-in appliances. Two Velux windows bring plenty of natural light into the kitchen/dining space. As shown on the floorplan, the kitchen provides access to the rear garden, and there is also a cloakroom. The first floor hosts two bedrooms and the family bathroom, with a further bedroom on the second floor, complete with built-in eaves storage.

To the front is a small enclosed courtyard with access to the front door and a path leading to the gated side access. To the rear, you’ll find an attractive enclosed garden arranged over several levels. Immediately behind the house is a courtyard seating area, with steps leading up to a level lawn. Above this sits a raised, well-planted border and a further patio seating area that makes the most of the lovely views. Steps then lead up to a post-and-rail fenced parking area for two vehicles.

Brimscombe is a popular area a couple of miles East of Stroud and borders both the Golden Valley and the Toadsmoor Valley. The Long Table, Stroud Brewery, The Ship Inn and The Felt Cafe are close by, and are all superb community spaces, with well regarded Brimscombe and Thrupp primary schools and a convenience store within a mile. Stroud’s shops and amenities are within easy reach, with canal side walks at the bottom of the hill and some wonderful countryside just up the hill at Toadsmoor Lake and the surrounding woodland. As such, the property enjoys the advantages of being equidistant between open countryside and the lively town of Stroud, which offers a wide range of shops, supermarkets, schools and colleges and leisure facilities. Both Stroud and Kemble Railway Stations provides a main-line service to Gloucester and London. The popular towns of Cirencester and Cheltenham and Junctions of the M4 and M5 Motorway are also within easy driving distance.

Property information

The property is freehold and has gas central heating, mains electricity, water and drainage. The council tax band is C. We have checked the service and reception levels available locally through the OFCOM network checker and the broadband services include standard and superfast. You are likely to have service from the main service providers (EE, Three, O2 and Vodafone).

Agents Note

Please note the neighbouring property has right of access across the rear of the property. Please ask member of the team for further details.