Lapwing Court, Chalford, Stroud, Gloucestershire, GL6

Set within the sought-after Lapwing Court in Chalford, this well-presented and generously proportioned over 55s end-terrace home offers spacious and versatile accommodation in a peaceful and popular cul-de-sac setting. Offered for sale chain free, the property has been much loved by the current owner and is presented in great condition throughout, allowing for an easy move-in opportunity.


The accommodation is arranged over two floors and provides excellent flexibility, including a bright sitting room, a well-proportioned kitchen/dining room, two bedrooms, and well-appointed shower/en-suite facilities, all thoughtfully laid out to create comfortable and practical living space. The property further benefits from a private enclosed rear garden, ideal for relaxing or entertaining, along with side access for convenience.

Externally, the home enjoys the added advantage of two allocated parking spaces, located to the rear and side, a highly desirable feature within this development. Situated within a quiet cul-de-sac and forming part of a well-regarded over 55s community, this delightful end-terrace property combines privacy, security, and ease of living in a highly convenient location.

Lapwing Court is located in the highly desirable village of Chalford, set within the picturesque Frome Valley on the edge of the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This is a wonderfully scenic and peaceful area, known for its rolling hills, wooded valleys, and charming mix of historic cottages, converted mills, and countryside walks right on the doorstep.

The location offers an excellent balance of rural living with strong transport connections. Stroud town centre is just a short drive away, providing a wider range of shops, supermarkets, cafés, and a popular weekly farmers’ market. For commuters, Stroud railway station offers direct services to Gloucester, Cheltenham, Swindon, and onward connections to London Paddington, making the area practical for both work and leisure travel. Road links are also convenient via the A419 and M5 (Junction 13 or 11a), giving access to Bristol, Cheltenham, and the wider South West.

Chalford itself has a strong community feel, with local pubs, village shops, and amenities nearby, while scenic walking routes such as the Cotswold Way and Thames & Severn Canal towpath offer miles of countryside exploration straight from your doorstep. The area is especially popular with those seeking a quieter lifestyle surrounded by nature, yet still within easy reach of transport links and larger towns.