Stroud Heights , Butterrow Lane, Stroud

Stroud Heights is a 0.32‑hectare (0.78‑acre) site bordered by woodland to the north and east, a residential smallholding to the west, and a stone wall with mature trees along Montserrat Road to the south.

The site was cleared in April 2026 to reveal its extent and former layout, with ground sloping from southeast to northwest and terraced for previous caravan pitches.

The south-eastern part of the site is the area previously developed and operated as a residential mobile home park with three ancillary buildings and extends to approximately 0.17 hectares (0.43 acres).

Developed in the 1950s, the site expanded to accommodate up to ten caravans with a site office, store, and manager’s bungalow. It closed around 2013 and is now vacant, with pitches and buildings in poor condition and not accessible.

A tarmac road runs through the centre, providing access to former pitches; however, the site would require full redevelopment to meet current standards.

The western part slopes to a stone wall at the northwest boundary and extends to about 0.14 hectares (0.35 acres), comprising steep amenity land unsuitable for caravans.

The site lies 1.5 miles from Stroud town centre, which offers a wide range of amenities. It adjoins woodland within the Cotswold AONB, overlooking a valley, with Rodborough Common nearby. Access is via Butterrow Lane to Montserrat Road. The A419 is within 1 mile, and Stroud Station (1.5 miles) provides services to Cheltenham and London Paddington.