Silver Street, Coaley, Dursley, GL11 5AX

A sympathetically restored and extended Grade II listed character home tucked away in a secluded residential enclave on the outskirts of Coaley village, with stunning views and plentiful countryside walks on the doorstep. Well-balanced accommodation sits in a plot of approximately 1/4 acre and is arranged over two floors with further unconverted attic rooms providing incredibly useful storage and potential.

The original front door leads into a large a welcoming entrance hallway with exposed beams and hard-wearing tiled floors, with doors leading to the kitchen, the stairwell and dining room and to the study/music room. The kitchen/family room occupies the oak-framed rear extension which was designed by Roderick James Architects. This is a light-filled space offering exposed timbers and a wonderful connection with the garden. The bespoke kitchen designed and fitted by Jonathan Randall Kitchens, is equipped with a trademark oak-lined pantry cupboard, integrated fridge, freezer and dishwasher, a granite topped island unit with breakfast seating, and a Belfast sink over-looking the garden. There is space for a range cooker with an extractor hood over, and plenty of additional space for sofas or a dining table.

A timber latch door leads from the kitchen to a rear lobby where you will find doors to the utility room/boot room, WC and dining room. This rear utilitarian space has an incredible flagstone floor throughout with the chimney breast retaining the original bread oven. The utility room offers ample storage space for laundry appliances and a Belfast sink, alongside sits a very stylish WC/cloakroom complete with useful storage. From this lobby a door leads into the dining room which has doors into the sitting room and inner hall and also boasts a beautiful window seat, a log-burning stove and exposed beams. A further door connects to the dual aspect sitting room which has lovely proportions, a log burning stove and exposed beams, this room in turn leads into the study/music room which offers a beautifully restored parquet floor, a dual aspect and bespoke office cabinetry for two.

Upstairs there are four well-proportioned bedrooms each with a pleasant outlook; the master bedroom is a generous room with a dual aspect and a contemporary, well-equipped and beautifully tiled shower room. Bedroom two features lofty ceilings and the feature curve of the original fireplace, alongside bespoke fitted wardrobes. The family bathroom has been beautifully designed with a traditional suite comprising of a free-standing bath and separate shower cubicle, WC with high-level cistern, a pedestal wash-hand basin and a contemporary heated towel rail. The unconverted attic rooms are accessed via an original staircase and comprise of two linked rooms with the original cheese-louvres, offering a great deal of useful storage space and opportunity.

Outside a generous driveway leads to well-considered, landscaped garden with multiple patio and seating areas, mature beds and established shrubs, alongside a pond and further seating areas. There are established vegetable beds, a generous area currently designated to a chicken coop and space for a large greenhouse, as well as the double garage and studio. The garages and studio courtesy of National Timber Buildings offer two garages alongside a light-filled studio complete with shower room, kitchenette and the most incredible view, alongside solar panels and an EV car charging point.

Occupying a well-regarded, secluded and southerly-facing, rural position on the outskirts of the popular village of Coaley. The village is known for its community spirit and excellent amenities which include a very popular public house - The Fox, a newly built community run store, a village hall and recreation ground, church, and the village primary school. Surrounded on all sides by stunning open countryside there is no shortage of local walks and footpaths, complemented by Coaley Peak and beautiful Coaley Woods. The market town of Dursley approximately 3 miles away offers an excellent range of amenities, while Stroud 7.5 miles away offers a more comprehensive range of amenities. Cam and Dursley railway station is less than 2 miles away with regular services to Gloucester and Bristol, and the nearest junction of the M5 is approximately 5 miles away.

Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax: Band F
Services: Mains electricity and water, private drainage.
Heating: Oil-fired central heating & log burning stoves.
Internet: Ultrafast broadband available (Ofcom).
Flood risk: Very low
Conservation area: N/A